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Ok, that makes sense. For your workload (large and elastic), I guess I can see the advantage of using docker to quickly provision a newly created vm (assuming t
by corford 12y ago
Ok, that makes sense. For your workload (large and elastic), I guess I can see the advantage of using docker to quickly provision a newly created vm (assuming the vm's role is completely provided for by just that one container).
- eropple 12y agoTotally. As mentioned in my other comment, it can also let us deploy a bunch of applications on the same virtualized node really quickly via Mesos or Flynn or whatever. That said, I use Docker at home too[1] because it does make thinking about things easier. I dump my blog in a thin container not because I urgently desire security (though with Wordpress I kind of do worry...), but because it lets me develop and deploy using the same tools. [1] - http://edcanhack.com/2014/07/docker-web-proxy-with-ssl-support/ http://edcanhack.com/2014/07/docker-web-proxy-with-ssl-suppo...