I saw this comment now from 4 years ago on reddit: Software packaging and building seems to be becoming more complicated and more disconnected-- particularly a

I saw this comment now from 4 years ago on reddit: Software packaging and building seems to be becoming more complicated and more disconnected-- particularly as more specific tools continue to be developed. It seems every little corner has their own dependency management and build management solution. The Docker comments seem a little backhanded. If one looks at a Dockerfile, there's not much to complain about. It downloads a key, it adds a repository, installs a package, and some very simple docker-specific tweaks. If you distrust Docker's signed image, building your own is as simple as doing a git clone ..; cd docker-nginx; docker build. Docker encourages disposable containers, separating data, and making your own images. There's still a lot of work for Docker to do regarding signed images, but I'd argue running isolated images with documented changesets and simple build files is far different from blindly running 'curl | sudo bash' https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/33ktc9/the_sad_state_of_sysadmin_in_the_age_of_containers/cqlxne5/ https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/33ktc9/the_sad...