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I like it for quickly spawning up fresh places to test during development, or for a fresh environment since so many package managers gems, bundler, npm, etc fuc
by kungfooguru 12y ago
I like it for quickly spawning up fresh places to test during development, or for a fresh environment since so many package managers gems, bundler, npm, etc fuck themselves up and install conflicting packages.
So I find this article to be the same as the hype around Docker, useful information surrounded by hyperbole that ruins it?
I don't need a full VM usually, and being just local dev the security isn't an issue, but used Vagrant before Docker for this.
Is there anything else similar?
- sleepycal 12y agoThanks for your honesty, I'm drafting a follow up article which explains the pros/cons of each alternative that I've reviewed so far (packer.io, heroku and ec2). However people have been posting some interesting alternatives which I didn't know about, so it'll be a month or so.
- kungfooguru 12y agoGreat, I look forward to it!