Like Kelsey Hightower said so we’ll at KubeCon this year: yes in 5 years docker might be dead. In 5 years Kubernetes might be dead. But in 5 years, all your cod

Like Kelsey Hightower said so we’ll at KubeCon this year: yes in 5 years docker might be dead. In 5 years Kubernetes might be dead. But in 5 years, all your code, tarballed it’s environment, packaged with the ports and commands to make it work, absolutely will not. Static linking is still absolutely an option in the land of containers - it’s just called a shared base image instead of a shared linked library. If you’d told me 10 years ago people would flip out when asked to document their application artifacts, I would have probably laughed and agreed, unfortunately :P