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For many cases, you don't need it. For example, deploying a Go binary. Some people have the habit of dockerizing everything at any cost and complexity.
by codegeek 4y ago
For many cases, you don't need it. For example, deploying a Go binary. Some people have the habit of dockerizing everything at any cost and complexity.
- eru 4y agoYou can still stick a single binary in a container. (Putting a whole Linux in the container as well, that's probably overkill. And alas, it's also what docker does by default.)
- nine_k 4y agoThere are ready-made no-distro base images where you can stick a single binary and reap the benefits of isolation.