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that’s not unpopular at all. everyone that has had to run k8s and keep it uptodate or deal with unmaintained docker containers understands this 100%
by rantwasp 7y ago
that’s not unpopular at all. everyone that has had to run k8s and keep it uptodate or deal with unmaintained docker containers understands this 100%
- kube-system 7y agoPeople who have issues with unmaintained docker containers are doing it wrong. You still need to assess the quality of your dependencies for container images just like you should be doing for any other dependency. The issue is that docker lets some developers get in over their head very easily. Many orgs have system admins to install and configure server operating systems, but docker shifts some of those responsibilities back on to the developer.
- rantwasp 7y agoyes, but no. usually I would agree with you, but in today's world where we curl install stuff from the internet you'll always have someone pull a container to 'just get it to work'. Once the prototype works it's production. People that have the discipline to actually research the quality of deps or... god forbid... actually build the containers that rely on from scratch will not get into this kind of issue, but again: kids these days...