Docker is a tool to empower developers to better manage the applications that we currently leave to people who, and I'm trying to be charitable here, seem to think knowing how to type and be rigid in their opinions is some kind of qualification for managing systems.
It has literally nothing to do with the ability to upgrade independent pieces on the sysadmin's schedule and everything to do with abstracting sysadmins clean out of the process. The entire profession has established itself as a roadblock to progress, so like good engineers do, we're busy coding the problem away.
It has literally nothing to do with the ability to upgrade independent pieces on the sysadmin's schedule and everything to do with abstracting sysadmins clean out of the process. The entire profession has established itself as a roadblock to progress, so like good engineers do, we're busy coding the problem away.
Basically.