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What's the relevance of Docker here? It's not mentioned in the article, and more generally I can't think of cases where Docker would help with backward compatib
by wahern 2y ago
What's the relevance of Docker here? It's not mentioned in the article, and more generally I can't think of cases where Docker would help with backward compatibility, except perhaps making it easier to, e.g., handle old code with hardcoded paths (i.e. a fancier chroot).
- kragen 2y agoLike any chroot, Docker images include all your library dependencies, which keeps your code from being broken by library upgrades — or from having its security vulnerabilities closed.