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Recently started working with other younger devs and I feel like every single application they write starts with a docker compose scaffolding. Containers have
by Frost1x 7y ago
Recently started working with other younger devs and I feel like every single application they write starts with a docker compose scaffolding.
Containers have uses but they're being treated like silver bullets and building new levels of unnecessary complexity in many cases.
- baroomba 7y agoI at least put my daemon dependencies (databases, mostly) in a docker-compose file from the beginning, to keep that cruft off my machine, to isolate projects, to avoid implicit dependencies on my own platform's package manager (adding one for the Docker registry, yes, but at least that's not specific to my environment), and to make the service dependency installation process super-easy and clean for others. I do this even if I'm running the project itself directly on my machine, outside of Docker.
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