> what is an idiot-proof explanation for the need of docker in light of dlls? I think the key thing is it's not a need. What you are doing is fine if your team

> what is an idiot-proof explanation for the need of docker in light of dlls? I think the key thing is it's not a need. What you are doing is fine if your team can hire the talent they need to maintain (and grow) the product/software to match the companies needs. OCI standards (what Docker uses) to some extent are trying to make a uniform ecosystem so engineers and architects know what to expect before digging into a project. That should not be compulsory though; other systems that work only make 'bigger' systems from places like the open container initiative better by showing what works in the wild.