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> it really depends on the scenario yeah and that scenario was clear: > Turns out some of the software running on it had some weird licensing checks tied to t
by znpy 1y ago
> it really depends on the scenario
yeah and that scenario was clear:
> Turns out some of the software running on it had some weird licensing checks tied to the hardware so it refused to start on the new server.
- BrandoElFollito 1y ago"hardware" does not mean "bare metal". It could be a MAC, a serial number or similar things that may be linked to a generic or clonable value in virtualization.
- znpy 1y agobut docker isn't virtualization, you understand this, right ?
- BrandoElFollito 1y agoTo some extent, yes -- having developed apps that were dockerized, and having managed virtualization systems (ESXi and similar), as well as docker engines. I am not sure I see your point, though.