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> They are the biggest player in the dev-machine market, but more alternatives are popping up making it even harder to monetise. As someone who loves the featu
by dschuessler 6y ago
> They are the biggest player in the dev-machine market, but more alternatives are popping up making it even harder to monetise.
As someone who loves the feature set of Docker for development but grows increasingly disillusioned with its performance on Mac, would you mind elaborating what these alternatives are?
- mr_tristan 6y agoI haven't done a lot with it, but VMWare Fusion has a `vctl` command you can execute in Terminal: https://github.com/VMwareFusion/vctl-docs/blob/master/docs/getting-started.md https://github.com/VMwareFusion/vctl-docs/blob/master/docs/g... Looks like it supports doing some kubernetes stuff using a `kind` cluster. I've had pretty good experiences with Fusion, so, yeah, there's some real Docker alternatives up and coming. I think Docker's great, though, and I feel that we'd never have seen a `vctl` on a mac without it's existence.