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> When you build a docker image, push it to an index, and deploy it on your test system, and then later on the production system, you know the container remains
by vertex-four 12y ago
> When you build a docker image, push it to an index, and deploy it on your test system, and then later on the production system, you know the container remains identical.
I'm fairly sure every cloud provider worth talking about has an image-based deployment system. Even an ESXi box, the sort of which exists in many small offices, does.
- vidarh 12y agoIf you use that exclusively, then those ssh-based server management tools are moot. Both most of these solutions are far more heavy duty. I've shipped enough VM images all over the place to learn to hate the overheads compared to the very lean-ness of a typical Docker deploy.