People who find that an open-source program creates more hassles than it solves don't use it. Folks who blog about their hassles induce other people not

People who find that an open-source program creates more hassles than it solves don't use it. Folks who blog about their hassles induce other people not to use it. Would that it were so, but people still use mongo. You seem to be positing perfect knowledge, whereas crummy software seems to creep in places either because of marketing or because it's the default in some system. Docker, btw, is awesome. You can use it to replace virtualenv (which only handles python libs) and system lib isolation in a much more scriptable, more robustly deployable fashion. So you can take python projects developed at different times that use different revs of packages (and those packages can require different libs) and make deploying them way better. Try it, it's just awesome.