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Some applications cannot be deployed as a monolith. Maybe they mix native and managed dependencies. Maybe they rely on external software (like, say, ffmpeg) bei
by fuzzy2 3y ago
Some applications cannot be deployed as a monolith. Maybe they mix native and managed dependencies. Maybe they rely on external software (like, say, ffmpeg) being present. Maybe this external software depends on specific system library versions.
Yes, you can make all of this work without containers. They make all this very easy and reliable though.
So your container has the right Java Runtime Environment and your app inside. I don't even need to know it's Java!
- smokel 3y agoThis is indeed a great use case for containers, I agree. Thing is, I see a lot of people go way beyond this, and split applications in many separate services, because they think the abstractions are free.
- jwhitlark 3y agoIt just proves that people can write Fortran in any language, even containers.