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Well, historically they were one and the same: for the OS and for development. However with that setup, problems arise if the developer wants / needs to use l
by thesuperbigfrog 6y ago
Well, historically they were one and the same: for the OS and for development. However with that setup, problems arise if the developer wants / needs to use libraries or frameworks that conflict with what the OS needs or offers.
Part of the reason that containers have become so popular / useful is isolation of the OS and "infrastructure" from the development or production space.
- guhsnamih 6y agoYes, this is another useful insight. Containers suddenly make a lot more sense to me now.