I agree with you. I use containers for local development stuff (need a different version of PostgreSQL? Need some obscure thing and don't want to build it?) and

I agree with you. I use containers for local development stuff (need a different version of PostgreSQL? Need some obscure thing and don't want to build it?) and for CI obviously, but not for production. The paradigms are just too different than what I'm used to–I prefer standard Linux deployments managed by Ansible, services deployed via systemd, etc. Podman is getting closer to what I'd one day be able to use for containers in production because it doesn't need root, doesn't mess with my iptables/nftables, is fully open source, etc.