The idea of this is great. On your personal system it probably works really well. In reality tracking thousands of containers on top of operating systems which

The idea of this is great. On your personal system it probably works really well. In reality tracking thousands of containers on top of operating systems which are using different methodologies gets really complex and in reality isnt ever really done well. At least in my experience. ( granted fortune 100 / 500 never does anything well :) ) What seems to be happening is the burden of the developer to maintain dependencies is now shifted to operations to maintain the automation that manages the various versions of containers because the complexity is too great to do it any other way. What I see happening in the application of this model is very similar to train wrecks. You see the crash coming for a long time but cant do anything to stop it.