Hi, nice to speak to you. I agree, this is the right way to go about it. Someone with a nicely repeatable build can go ahead and get that with docker too, some

Hi, nice to speak to you. I agree, this is the right way to go about it. Someone with a nicely repeatable build can go ahead and get that with docker too, someone without still that gets a nicely distributable image. Docker seems to have taken off quickly as there's a benefit very soon after you start using it, and very little to get in the way of you having something running. There's an issue in that people see the claims of one part and think they apply to the whole (I don't think the poster thinks that, but people reading it might get that impression), but this is a problem of education, not a technical one.