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I always wonder if someone will eventually put Docker container up on the browser. It will make tons of experimentation work easy.
by didip 5y ago
I always wonder if someone will eventually put Docker container up on the browser. It will make tons of experimentation work easy.
- mrtesthah 5y agois this some kind of joke to make computing as slow as possible?
- emteycz 5y agoSome people don't care that it's slow. Availability and uniformity is much more valuable for example in school environment, especially at one where they teach IT one hour per week and the teacher is not really a programmer themselves.
- geuis 5y agoYes but... The more likely case is you get corporate and military clients who adopt this for security (ya know, load a known 0-state image) to check email (which is loading some old version of outlook from the image), and it ends up taking the entire workday before you can briefly use your system. Basically giving a take on the recent https://www.airforcemag.com/fix-my-computer-cry-echos-on-social-media-air-force-cio-responds/ https://www.airforcemag.com/fix-my-computer-cry-echos-on-soc...
- emteycz 5y agoI don't care about them. If they wan't to wait for an e-mail all day, it's their problem. I won't hate this technology just because some users of it are dumb.
- didip 5y agoI can see why running Docker daemon on the browser can be seen as excessive. But running docker container does not need to use dockerd. One can flatten the filesystem and have systemd run the container directly.
- koolba 5y agoIf you thought web pages were bloated before, just wait until they download an entire Ubuntu image on every page load.
- dboreham 5y agoIt'd only be a joke if it ran a VAX emularor in that docker container and then ran VMS on that emulator and then ran the RSX-11 emulator on VMS and then ran Adventure on that RSX-11.