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Docker facilitates the "throw a Dockerfile onto Ops and that's their problem now" mentality. That's perhaps not intentional, but choosing to over-optimize the d
by quicksilver03 6y ago
Docker facilitates the "throw a Dockerfile onto Ops and that's their problem now" mentality. That's perhaps not intentional, but choosing to over-optimize the developer experience makes life very hard for those who have to support and run the application over time.
- goatinaboat 6y agoDocker facilitates the "throw a Dockerfile onto Ops and that's their problem now" mentality. That's perhaps not intentional, but choosing to over-optimize the developer experience makes life very hard for those who have to support and run the application over time. It also enables pushback along the lines of "your container doesn't run, and it's 100% your fault, as it is supposed to contain all its dependencies". So developers have unwittingly played into the hands of ops there ;-)