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Not everything chases the latest and greatest though. If you run containers anyway, wouldn't you want the host running those containers to remain stable and pre
by chousuke 6y ago
Not everything chases the latest and greatest though. If you run containers anyway, wouldn't you want the host running those containers to remain stable and predictable? Would you gain value from running your databases on rolling-release distributions?
It may be that your application benefits greatly from always running the latest versions of whatever technologies you use, but there are tons of use-cases for a more slow-moving platform as well.
- Quekid5 6y ago> If you run containers anyway, wouldn't you want the host running those containers to remain stable and predictable? For this use, I'd say one should use a disto focused only on running containers. Everything else is overkill and subject to "feature" creep on the server. There is also the issue that all the container stuff is still a moving target feature-wise.