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Think about using containers if any of the below apply: - You have heard or said the words "Hmm, it worked on my machine" - You run or want to run multiple ap
by danbeaulieu 7y ago
Think about using containers if any of the below apply:
- You have heard or said the words "Hmm, it worked on my machine"
- You run or want to run multiple applications on the same host
- You care about software supply chain
- You think serverless patterns may apply to your workloads
- Scheduling applications on to your infrastructure is manual
- defen 7y ago> - You have heard or said the words "Hmm, it worked on my machine" I currently use VirtualBox + SaltStack to solve this problem, which has worked well and has significantly less overhead than going full Docker / K8s