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It just adds complexity, as a default. If you are balancing a delicate mix of system dependencies, it may be worth it. For example, certain scientific software
by the__alchemist 2y ago
It just adds complexity, as a default. If you are balancing a delicate mix of system dependencies, it may be worth it. For example, certain scientific software (eg for computational chemistry) may be easier to manage and set up with Docker.