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I wonder if in cases like this, it even makes sense to reverse a decision. The damage has been done, so why bother? Me, personally, Whenever in the future a de
by serial_dev 4y ago
I wonder if in cases like this, it even makes sense to reverse a decision. The damage has been done, so why bother?
Me, personally, Whenever in the future a dependency on the Docker team comes up, I'll make sure we double check if they are really needed in our stack.
- daenney 4y agoThey're generally not needed. The RedHat implementations through podman etc. work perfectly fine and are supported by container orchestrators too. If you weren't paying Docker Inc. before, there's no reason to do so anymore now. Or risk a dependency on them in your stack.