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Great post by Fred Wilson on Perez's technological surge cycle http://avc.com/2015/02/the-carlota-perez-framework/ http://avc.com/2015/02/the-carlota-perez-fram
by ykumar6 12y ago
Great post by Fred Wilson on Perez's technological surge cycle
http://avc.com/2015/02/the-carlota-perez-framework/ http://avc.com/2015/02/the-carlota-perez-framework/
She predicts every major technology has a breaking point and turning point.
I can't see why the same isn't true for docker. Rapid adoption leads to growing pains, which leads to introspection, which leads to fixing of issues to create better product.
If you've been around the block, it's hard to see Rocket as competition. There is a lot of sunk cost already in Docker (Amazon, Google, Joyent, lots of startups), if it's not obvious to CoreOS already.. Docker will be the predominant way we package our applications for the next 5-10 years
- kordless 12y ago> Docker will be the predominant way we package our applications for the next 5-10 years That same effect will also drive a revolution in cloud infrastructure. I call the effect the problem cloud because it's a pain in the ass sometimes, just like a teenager.
- vidarh 12y agoThe migration cost from Docker to Rocket will/would be trivial compared to the cost in getting things to work with Docker style containers in the first place. I'm sure Docker will be important for a long time, but consider that it's still a bit player in application packaging and deployment - far more has been invested e.g. in AMI's for EC2, or tooling around VMWare just to mention two, and so it's by no means clear if it will manage to maintain its lead in what is still a tiny, new space.
- contingencies 12y agoDocker will be the predominant way we package our applications for the next 5-10 years Disagree. I see their scope as too narrow, leading to a design that has far too many already evident growth problems to resist strong, broader-scoped competition.