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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
I have problems; not that I can't do something, but that something requires so many extra steps
or takes an hour to diagnose a simple issue
it's why I've embraced the hypervisor life
FUCK containers
and fuck linux machines which do more than one thing
see all of that, is my problem with Linux as a concept
I can have a Windows server serve 10 roles (if I give it really good read/write capabilities)
past one thing, I'm better off having two VMs if I'm using linux, not to even get started on the additional headaches of weird work-arounds for no-longer-supported repos
containers were teh solution
and they fucked it up
Docker deserves to burn in hell
Kubernetes can follow it
5 years ago, I would have bet on Docker
I think it could have beaten the world
instead it's a dead end now
and it infuriates me
Idea
Idea
Idea
yes
in practice, it's such an absolute waste of time, and it's already lost in industry
it'll lose in the consumer space soon enough
turn back time, I agree
they went in the wrong direction
Kubernetees isn't much better
which is what industry is using now
but both could be beat, by some fuck in his basement, who has a vision for how containerization should work
set hosting aside, containers should be everything
conatinerize fucking everything
it's more efficient than x64 resource management, which is your foot in the door
it's more stable, as a concept
and it's scalable
docker fails, because (docker) containers aren't built to work together
so you need to add complexity to each container
which defeats the purpose
I have fairly large team who is containerizing a handful of apps for me
it's neat to watch, but I sure as fuck wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't a meme right now
hell, cloud in general I have issues with
The future I want, as a consumer/hobbiest
is what I think the original vision for Dockerfiles were
known endpoints, which are standardized across the ecosystem
