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You still need staging environments, so where is the part where I get any gains from docker? There aren't any. Also Docker makes development at a small scale a
by merb 11y ago
You still need staging environments, so where is the part where I get any gains from docker?
There aren't any.
Also Docker makes development at a small scale a real pain.
- splawn 11y agoIf you don't have problems keeping your different environments in sync then perhaps there isn't any benefit for you. For whatever reason using docker (after trying a couple of other workflows with varying degrees of success) has solved that problem for me without being much of a pain at all.
- dasil003 11y agoI've never actually used Docker in production, I have some reasonable experience with Chef, a bit with Vagrant, and many years of my own ad-hoc configuration and shell scripts. The reason I say this is so you don't immediately dismiss what I'm about to say on the basis of kool-aid consumption. Aren't additional environment like staging exactly the place where Docker gives you marginal gains?