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It's not fast if you refuse to create a pre-made image and recompile everything instead. Docker won't make it any more fast.
by LtWorf 3y ago
It's not fast if you refuse to create a pre-made image and recompile everything instead. Docker won't make it any more fast.
- KronisLV 3y ago> refuse to create a pre-made image Docker made doing the right thing really easy, to the point where doing that is a no brainer. I guess there are people out there who might still use OCI containers as glorified stateful VMs, but luckily the majority of documentation and examples out there build proper images that have everything included by the time it actually runs and you have to actively go against that if you want the other approach.
- LtWorf 3y agochroot and debootstrap and mkfs have existed for decades before docker. It would have been no problem to create a ready image. The problem was the refusal to do so.