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How is schlepping around non-portable Linux-specific binaries packaged into what is essentially a VM a "more modern toolchain"?
by teacup50 12y ago
How is schlepping around non-portable Linux-specific binaries packaged into what is essentially a VM a "more modern toolchain"?
- shykes 12y ago(just my personal opinion below, I'm not affiliated with the grand-parent) The tooling around the JVM is much more mature the Docker ecosystem in a lot of ways. However, one way to justify the "more modern" label is that Docker can be used to package and manage every component of a Linux-based application stack, whereas JVM tools can only run the JVM-backed pieces. The modern application architecture is decisively service-oriented and polyglot, which makes a JVM-only toolbox less relevant.