Having worked at Red Hat and worked on many Docker / Kubernetes systems I agree with some parts of the article, but my view is that the wrold is going through a

Having worked at Red Hat and worked on many Docker / Kubernetes systems I agree with some parts of the article, but my view is that the wrold is going through a transition phase right now of moving to containerised systems. Take for example running something like 3Scale (an internet gateway) in Docker or Kubernete. It can be a nightmare to configure and run 3Scale using containers with the multiple memory limits and other container specific issues. Far easier to get 3Scale running without containers. So many software systems were not designed in the Docker era, and going forward many container applications will be designed to be easier to configure/use in the Container world due to a "Container/Docker native" mindset when designing the system in the first place