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The problem is the carpenter, not the hammer. Please stop blaming the hammers in your headlines. The tool was used incorrectly and it resulted it badness. Brin
by opendais 12y ago
The problem is the carpenter, not the hammer. Please stop blaming the hammers in your headlines.
The tool was used incorrectly and it resulted it badness. Bringing Docker into it is pointless. This would have happened with Salt, Fabric, Chef, Puppet, etc. with the same team.
- imanaccount247 12y agoNobody blamed hammers, or said they were bad. He said stop using hammers to smash other people's thumbs.
- andrewflnr 12y agoEven in the headline, it was obvious that Docker wasn't the problem. In the article itself it was abundantly clear that Docker was just the misused hammer closest to the front of the author's mind. It's almost as much a defense of Docker from abusers as anything else.