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Sure this is understandable when we are building an OS. But here we are using Docker so we have full control over the application we are building. Why this cra
by throwaway4good 6y ago
Sure this is understandable when we are building an OS.
But here we are using Docker so we have full control over the application we are building. Why this craziness of having these huge images containing who knows what?
Is it just because we can? And the cloud providers like us when we do it?
- ratww 6y agoIt mostly happened because the we carried over the previous assumptions, practices and limitations when moving into containers. I agree with you and the parent commenter, this should be the default, but some people are against static-linking, even in cases dynamic-linking provides no advantages.