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For Go applications, docker is unnecessary. Its just a single binary and systemd is enough. You don't need containers for it.
by IceWreck 5y ago
For Go applications, docker is unnecessary. Its just a single binary and systemd is enough. You don't need containers for it.
- rovr138 5y agoWhile it's not necessary, simply saying use 'systemd' is not enough. How do you handle multiple applications not interacting or affecting the data of another if there's an exploit?
- silpol 5y agofor some folks systemd is also 5th wheel in the cart
- collinvandyck76 5y agoThere are times when a go application needs a lot of additional files for configuration and anything else. Docker is a great way to bundle those in instead of needing to ensure those files are already on all of your compute nodes.