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If I correctly understand your point, then it's worth noting the article is using a container merely to showcase the different parts of systemd in a sterile, re
by bruh2 3y ago
If I correctly understand your point, then it's worth noting the article is using a container merely to showcase the different parts of systemd in a sterile, reproducible environment. They're not running containers as systemd services, even though that's possible with podman
Love Pulumi btw
- andrewfromx 3y agooh I guess I mean "most kids today" know nothing of running code outside docker. And don't ever need systemd. The "orchestration" of their pods is done by k8s. But I just don't get why. The extra complexity for what? Just make each ec2 instance VM a pod.