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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Author here. Ex Red Hat, yes. Couple of things: 1. Docker being deprecated has nothing to do with anyone's competitive intent. I believe that the Kubernetes community is optimizing away from bloat. 2. I do not espouse podman. This post
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Haha, ok that's totally fair. Valid point. Thank you for bringing this up. I'd not considered them.
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
You summarized the last part of my post. In part, I wrote this article because I wanted to give a little bit of history on why docker is being deprecated at all, where it's being deprecated, and that meant calling out the fact that Doc
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Author here. In the last part of my post, I do mention that Dockerfiles are probably the one thing that will outlast everything else from Docker. There's nothing really practical to replace that artifact at this time if you ask me. The
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Container images built with `docker build` will absolutely be usable in Kubernetes. Docker produces OCI-compliant containers.
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Author here. Thanks for your comment! I struggled with this as well. I agree that I might be conflating things a bit, but I did try to contextualize the slow but gradual move away from all things docker with the fate of the company, startin
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
I'll also comment specifically on your remark: I never mentioned Docker's behavior in the community, good or bad. The story of the Summit shirts was to illustrate their entry as a competitor and how that changed the narrative. I g
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Hey there. Author of the article here. I'm no longer a Red Hatter and my words are strictly my own. I don't intend to push a narrative, rather my intent is to communicate what I experienced with Docker in an enterprise setting acr
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by tariqislam_ 6y ago
Author here. I no longer work for Red Hat these last few years, and my words are strictly my own. I wanted to communicate what's happening now in the context of what I experienced from Docker's early days in the industry.