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The easy option always wins in the end. You could do all that, or you could write one Dockerfile and not care. Obviously this is not the goal of Docker, but it
by Asooka 6y ago
The easy option always wins in the end. You could do all that, or you could write one Dockerfile and not care. Obviously this is not the goal of Docker, but it fulfills a need that many big companies have and will fund its continued development, while also kind of fitting in as a general reproducible environment service. It's not ideal, but the ideal version isn't as easy.
- pavlus 6y agoBut then you have to write aliases for mounts and etc. meanwhile repositories come without any additional costs, and sysyemd units aren't more complex than dockerfiles, and usually already written by package maintainers. You are just one `apt install $packagename` away.