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At that point I believe that if software wasn't written Docker-first it will just be plainly shit to manage as Docker container. Docker containers more often t
by xani_ 4y ago
At that point I believe that if software wasn't written Docker-first it will just be plainly shit to manage as Docker container.
Docker containers more often than not are a crutch for app that have absolute shitshow install process to just bake that process in Dockerfile instead of making it more sensible in the first place.
- selfhoster11 4y agoFor a home lab/home prod, time to install is not necessarily the worst thing to optimise for. For example, I’m not going to spend several hours each on 8-10 different alternative applications, just to install them so I can get a feel for which one I want to keep. Docker is an amazing timesaver, and probably the only reason why I run anything more ambitious than classic LAMP + NFS on my home lab.