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I'm looking at this from a relatively neutral newbie POV. I've tipped my toes in both administering machines the "classic" way and with tools like Docker and Do
by t0astbread 7y ago
I'm looking at this from a relatively neutral newbie POV. I've tipped my toes in both administering machines the "classic" way and with tools like Docker and Docker Compose. To me both have their benefits and drawbacks but Docker looks a bit better overall. Here's why:
1) The idea of immutable systems rocks. It feels like the logical next step from containers.
2) This is maybe just because of me but I have the feeling services that can easily be (automatically) updated (like with Docker) are gonna be more up-to-date on average than when I have to build every new version myself. (Although that could be automated probably.)