This was one of the first things I ever did with Docker, and now essentially everything I ever run is inside a container. I believe this kind of process granula

This was one of the first things I ever did with Docker, and now essentially everything I ever run is inside a container. I believe this kind of process granularity and segregation is going to become a lot more common than just a couple of docker nerds doing it for fun and profit. It makes perfect sense, just that it's not yet automated, which excludes a lot of people who are attracted to this idea.