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That's the attitude that gave Docker its popularity: it doesn't matter how much crap it's in the app, as soon as they've wrapped in Docker's greasy paper it mag
by quicksilver03 7y ago
That's the attitude that gave Docker its popularity: it doesn't matter how much crap it's in the app, as soon as they've wrapped in Docker's greasy paper it magically stinks less and it becomes Ops' problem.
- Cpoll 7y agoReally, I always looked at it the other way around: Docker makes devs take responsibility for their dependencies, they can't say "well, it works on my machine." Add one of the many decent Docker analysis tools and you even have the devs worrying about outdated packages and security vulns.