I can’t speak to your experience, but often times I’ve run into this in development teams where there was not a strong level of systems knowledge or not a very

I can’t speak to your experience, but often times I’ve run into this in development teams where there was not a strong level of systems knowledge or not a very strong understanding of exactly what an application needs to run. Perhaps one of the more amusing issues I’ve seen was someone’s surprise that a temp directory creation put the files in /tmp instead of the application’s working directory. It’s not something a lot of people would think about in development/testing I suppose. More often than not, containerization has seemed to force developers to better understand the impacts of their code on the system.