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but it is much easier to test something in a container, and even to update everything in a container "fearlessly". simply considering that we had untouchable,
by pas 3y ago
but it is much easier to test something in a container, and even to update everything in a container "fearlessly".
simply considering that we had untouchable, unreproducible and totally undocumented servers running for years in basements/cabinets as a meme (classic anecdote, common experience) can allow us to infer that laziness is not inherent to containerization
- teddyh 3y ago> but it is much easier to test something in a container, and even to update everything in a container "fearlessly". Test, maybe. Develop and modify, not so much. > simply considering that we had untouchable, unreproducible and totally undocumented servers running for years in basements/cabinets as a meme (classic anecdote, common experience) can allow us to infer that laziness is not inherent to containerization Yes, but this is a cautionary tale, not an example to be followed.