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Yes exactly. It's a solution to a problem. My point is it is better to avoid the problem than employ a solution.
by hughrr 5y ago
Yes exactly. It's a solution to a problem.
My point is it is better to avoid the problem than employ a solution.
- meowface 5y agoIt's not easy when the only way to avoid the problem you describe is to rewrite your whole project(s) in a language like Go. I like Go and have used standalone binaries instead of Docker containers when deploying Go applications, but I don't always work with Go applications. As other posters said, Docker largely exists to help with any situation where you don't have a single binary. These situations are still very common for many developers and devops engineers. And in those cases, Docker can be very helpful.