instead it's a dead end now
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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
and it infuriates me
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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
