> A container solves the timeless problem of "IDK, man. It works on my machine" and the performance overheads of VMs by providing you a portable, replicable ima

> A container solves the timeless problem of "IDK, man. It works on my machine" and the performance overheads of VMs by providing you a portable, replicable image of your development environment that can run on any OS. > The reason why this works is that Docker runs its containers directly on our machine's kernel. Oh man, I feel there is an artificial problem and forced attempts to solve it without fixing. So many questions - don't even know where to start :) .