I agree the concept is sound, that said Docker is quite a bit of a PR engine as the parent comment said. It also is far from mature enough for most. When it fa

I agree the concept is sound, that said Docker is quite a bit of a PR engine as the parent comment said. It also is far from mature enough for most. When it fails, good luck finding out whats happening, they don't log stuff. It needs a lot of management around it. Itll be much more useful when stuff like Flynn takes off, or when someone rewrite this stuff/fix this stuff for average sys admins (and by average im not saying theyre bad, im saying not everyone has an idle army of sysadmins just waiting to fix stuff)