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Not everyone's startup can necessarily afford purchasing lots of machines for each independent service, and they use docker to get around that cost barrier.
by slenk 7y ago
Not everyone's startup can necessarily afford purchasing lots of machines for each independent service, and they use docker to get around that cost barrier.
- scarface74 7y agoBut persistent data is so important that if your startup is so underfunded that you can’t setup a proper reliable data base, isn’t that a bigger issue? Why add the complication of Docker for production databases and why take the risk?
- slenk 7y agoWell, I don't think named docker volumes are the way to go. They should map to disk and back up the native file system. And/or automate a pgdump-type setup