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No I mean why use Ansible and Puppet when you can create clean workloads from a docker image.
by edmcnulty101 5y ago
No I mean why use Ansible and Puppet when you can create clean workloads from a docker image.
- exdsq 5y agoThey said they’re using VMs over Docker for better security control
- edmcnulty101 5y agoAh gotcha. Thanks. Missed that.
- deivid 5y agoyou can still export a container and run it as a vm with a bit of effort: https://blog.davidv.dev/docker-based-images-on-baremetal.html https://blog.davidv.dev/docker-based-images-on-baremetal.htm...
- exdsq 5y agoInteresting! I haven't used VMs in a while due to being fully sucked into the world of Docker, but isn't VM configuration at the point you can do something similar to a Dockerfile to run? Or is it easier to go from Dockerfile -> VM?