The Docker folks get a point for bootstrapping a familiar user interface: git. Our non-dev coworkers are competent enough with git, and they felt comfortable dr

The Docker folks get a point for bootstrapping a familiar user interface: git. Our non-dev coworkers are competent enough with git, and they felt comfortable drawing analogies between the two. They pull the image (from our private Docker registry), run the container, make some changes, build, run, repeat. Very similar to pull, check out, commit, etc in git. The only pain I've had is the silly flags for 'docker run'. Ugh. Before I told them to make aliases, there were all sorts of complains when they forgot '-it' and '--rm'. I think '-it' should be the default, and possibly '--rm' as well, with switches to toggle them off. Oh well.