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I think it was dealing with the myriad different environments they could be deployed in. I’ve done a lot of sysadmin work, and I can tell you that a lot of comp
by milesvp 3y ago
I think it was dealing with the myriad different environments they could be deployed in. I’ve done a lot of sysadmin work, and I can tell you that a lot of companies just don’t have a repeatable environment. That said, my suspicion is these days, with a good container type solution, if you maintain that, and support just what’s inside that boundary, that can go a long way to mitigate calls. Of course, I love containers until they break, especially when they break because of some implied dependency changes.
- scubakid 3y agoAh, makes sense. This one is containerized and orchestrated with Docker Compose. At this point, I can barely imagine trying to create and maintain a cross-platform self-hostable product the old school way.