> Unless they expect you to run WASM on your servers They do, this is an emerging idea. > I always thought it was to have production and development environme

> Unless they expect you to run WASM on your servers They do, this is an emerging idea. > I always thought it was to have production and development environments the same This seems to be the first thing many people try to do with Docker. IMO it's actually not a great experience. In dev, you need to make changes, in prod, you shouldn't, so they're not the same at all. Docker has many strengths: reproducible builds, consistent deployment strategies(k8s doesn't care what's in your container), a consistent DSL for building apps, The ability to extend a huge collection of other Dockerfiles to get what you want. I'm sure there are more.