> What mattered to me most was getting away from "1 process per container" mentality. As I understand, when Garden used to be called Warden, the team looked at

> What mattered to me most was getting away from "1 process per container" mentality. As I understand, when Garden used to be called Warden, the team looked at the very early versions of Docker. They talked to the Docker team and didn't decide to use Docker as the substrate of Cloud Foundry because of the single-process model. Makes it hard to sideload agents. That said, the next-gen Cloud Foundry guts (Diego) can take Docker images as native currency, so YMMV.