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> The Ruby on Rails stack may shine with this. I would guess they just give you a Docker container, otherwise supporting different configurations and host mach
by dewey 3y ago
> The Ruby on Rails stack may shine with this.
I would guess they just give you a Docker container, otherwise supporting different configurations and host machines sounds like too much of a hassle. Even some libraries shipping with the OS could influence the behaviour outside of pinned gems.
- giobox 3y agoExactly this - if a web app, it should be offered primarily as a container image for self-hosting support - the age of <insert specific program runtime here> artifacts that the customer installs and runs on an installation of said specific runtime are almost long gone. As a customer, I'd even question why I wasn't handed a container image if they tried to ship me build artifacts and a runtime of some kind.