Why are you assuming devs who use Docker don't know how to manage a pretty simple LAMP setup? It's easy, docker is a bit easier if you have multiple environmen

Why are you assuming devs who use Docker don't know how to manage a pretty simple LAMP setup? It's easy, docker is a bit easier if you have multiple environments to deal with. If docker is gone in the next few years (lol) then we'll use the next one if it's easier too. > We aren't the driver, we are the mechanic, and we should know how the engine works in its entirety. I do agree with this though, which is why I once built a server from scratch (as in physical parts) and put a website on it to find what I was lacking in "full stack"* -> installed the OS -> install and configure nginx, php, mysql, mail, sftp, bit of Zabbix to monitor the whole thing -> built a website to go on it -> made it live. Just for a laugh. At the time the only trouble I had was CSS :) But aye, no skillset if docker dies haha * Which later turns out doesn't include any of the build/install/OS/monitoring apparently. Full stack my arse.