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>for cases where you want a reproducible build environment. Or just create your reproducible build environment as a QEMU VM image instead of a docker file. Th
by SkyMarshal 5y ago
>for cases where you want a reproducible build environment.
Or just create your reproducible build environment as a QEMU VM image instead of a docker file. That way you only have to install a VM image, instead of install VM image/OS + install Docker + install your Docker file.
- dolmen 5y agoJust the cost of porting one single Dockerfile to anything else is bigger than the Docker licence cost for 1 year.
- horsawlarway 5y agoSee, I don't really agree here. Containers solve a different problem than vms. The biggest issues (at least for me) are 1. The second a dev starts using that VM, it's no longer reproducible. The goal of docker is that a developer can create reproducible images as a part of normal development. 2. I won't be running that QEMU vm in production, but I might very well be running the exact same container image in both development and production.