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As someone who usually avoids docker as well: I like to know what I am running. Docker adds an extra layer of obscurity and it is typically easy to get lazy and
by atoav 4y ago
As someone who usually avoids docker as well: I like to know what I am running. Docker adds an extra layer of obscurity and it is typically easy to get lazy and "just run" a container.
Just like you should have the habbit of checking random bash scripts you download before executing them, I think there is value in knowing the moving parts of the stuff you run.
- bartimus 4y agoSo Docker gives you Dockerfiles that show exactly what's installed. It then leverages kernel namespaces introducing that extra level of security. Or so at least that's always been how I see it.