> will naturally prefer to try to fix things themselves That's precisely my point. They aren't "fixing" anything. They're creating blind workarounds that sim

> will naturally prefer to try to fix things themselves That's precisely my point. They aren't "fixing" anything. They're creating blind workarounds that simply let them continue developing. > And you have every tool necessary to try to do so. So containers are an entirely inappropriate mechanism to containerize things? Thus we have to patch software that runs in the container to be container aware to avoid problems /created/ by developers "fixing" things? Very natural indeed. What benefit that brings just happens to be entirely beyond me.