> Docker gets developers and production machines on the same page. ... I would never go back to bare metal development Instead of reading this article as "dock

> Docker gets developers and production machines on the same page. ... I would never go back to bare metal development Instead of reading this article as "docker containers are bad" (wrong), try reading it as "there are problems with docker containers that can be improved" (right). Containers fix a large number of issues, and many of these fixes directly benefit developers. But the article is right to point out inefficiencies that docker introduces in developer workflows. Docker may be taking developers and ops three steps forward, but for some, it's also one step backwards.