I think it's easy to miss the point of docker which is to create a standard unit for deployment. Just like a shipping container is the standard unit of shippi

I think it's easy to miss the point of docker which is to create a standard unit for deployment. Just like a shipping container is the standard unit of shipping... Which is quite pronounced in their graphics and explanation... Docker helps make it all uniform. You also get cgroups and all the fun stuff that brings, along with a level of isolation and configuration. I'll concede that my first reaction was "somebody who has finished the docker tutorials should easily be able to make a Go container, what's the big deal?". But, this is targeted towards Go people and not necessarily Docker-Go people.