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One of the authors here. I'd like to second this take-home message. The core of our work was to bring to the fore-front that package management using containers
by jgummaraju 11y ago
One of the authors here. I'd like to second this take-home message. The core of our work was to bring to the fore-front that package management using containers is important and we need to have sound operations management/security practices in place.
We think Docker, and containers in general, is a great way to deploy software -- the speed and agility is so much better than traditional approaches. This also means that we should have sound security practices in place from the very beginning, or else we could easily end up with insecure images floating around in several places (dev laptops to public cloud).
- acdha 11y ago> the speed and agility is so much better than traditional approaches Complete agreement here – Docker's strong points are exactly the things which make patch deployment easier than in legacy environments. Hopefully we'll start seeing orchestration tools which really streamline the rebuild/partial deploy/monitor error rates/deploy more cycle when updates are available.