> its called a container for a reason, its how we isolate your shitty application from bringing down the rest of the system or the hardware that you dont under

> its called a container for a reason, its how we isolate your shitty application from bringing down the rest of the system or the hardware that you dont understand This reads as extremely cynical and also uncharitable towards the benefits containers provide around managing different versions of dependencies or run-times for the people who do understand the hardware. It's really nice to not have to wrangle multiple versions of Python or set up venvs or whatever else on a target server that may be hosting separate apps. The alternative of having a couple of self-contained containers with nginx in front of it is better in many ways.