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(grumpy old man mode on) I swear people have forgotten that things can be run directly on OS without any layers in between. They feel naked without docker. 'Bu
by ihateolives 4y ago
(grumpy old man mode on)
I swear people have forgotten that things can be run directly on OS without any layers in between. They feel naked without docker. 'But mah complexity!' they yell when they see plain old binary nowadays. Grr.
- metadat 4y agoYou're spot on. What's wrong with olives, though?
- ihateolives 4y agoCan't stand them. Tried all sorts, canned or fresh, even hand picked Kalamata olives in Greece. Nope. Can't get used to the taste.
- hardwaresofton 4y agofully get the grumpy old man mode, but also > They feel naked without docker. 'But mah complexity!' they yell when they see plain old binary nowadays. Grr. That's because they kind of are naked -- containers bring namespace and cgroup based isolation. If they weren't doing that, then they'd be juggling systemd slices... If they weren't doing that they'd be setting up per-app users and fussing with ulimit... And if they weren't doing that, they really would be naked. I'm very much (as you might be able to tell) pro-containers -- they're a great tool, and they actually do kind of deserve to go most places. Containers shouldn’t be absolutely everywhere, but they should be the default these days as a layer between the OS and a possibly clueless app developer.
- pydry 4y agoIm pro cgroup isolation but I hate docker. For the first 5 years I used it it definitely caused me more problems than it solved and its design is still bad. It's fortunate podman exists now coz I was starting to sound like a crackpot.