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asking the other way round: did you ever have a problem that you don't quite know how to replicate a given setup? for many tasks it saves you time - instead of
by MichaelMoser123 6y ago
asking the other way round: did you ever have a problem that you don't quite know how to replicate a given setup? for many tasks it saves you time - instead of having to mess with the host environment one can instead create an isolated environment - and give the docker access to the host file system or network.
It takes a time to get used to that mode of working (without automated testing it is very hard); but it does have a lot of advantages.
- mattbillenstein 6y agoI use other tools - config management and whatnot I do in Saltstack or Ansible, so the VMs are throw-away really, nothing is configured by hand, it's just that they live longer than the lifetime of a single deploy.