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Yes, then 3 years later I need to deploy something new on same server where your "simple" scripts are working. I my current project I need to work on CentOS 5.8
by Chyzwar 12y ago
Yes, then 3 years later I need to deploy something new on same server where your "simple" scripts are working. I my current project I need to work on CentOS 5.8 where I cannot install anything new and performance suck.
On the other hand Docker container would create separate env for application that will be fully independent. If you can pay for Vagrant I/O penalty they go ahead.
- habosa 12y agoThe scope of my project isn't what you think it is. The goal is to provision a VM with an Android development environment on it, just for the purposes of getting newbies up-and-running. So nobody will be relying on my scripts in a few years.