Docker - Revision history

ViciousCarnivore at 05:04, 15 August 2024

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Poor Design

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Repos that remove tagged versions

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Repos that remove tagged versions

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Poor Design

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 It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot, or it will add complexity that makes some aspect of what is going on undecipherable. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software."
-I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't. So it's software that you have to know when to use it, but also know when NOT to use it.
+I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't. So it's software that you have to know when to use it, but also know when NOT to use it. The mistake is to think that Docker will always be a good idea, and this is not so.
 ==General Tips==

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 It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot, or it will add complexity that makes some aspect of what is going on undecipherable. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software."
-I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't.
+I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't. So it's software that you have to know when to use it, but also know when NOT to use it.
 ==General Tips==

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 <small>Docker is a type of virtualization for Gnu\Linux that allows programs to run and share similar resources, without having a full OS for each image, but while still isolating each 'vm'.
-It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot, or it will add complexity that makes some aspect of the program undecipherable. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software."
+It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot, or it will add complexity that makes some aspect of what is going on undecipherable. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software."
 I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't.

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 <small>Docker is a type of virtualization for Gnu\Linux that allows programs to run and share similar resources, without having a full OS for each image, but while still isolating each 'vm'.
-It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software!"
+It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot, or it will add complexity that makes some aspect of the program undecipherable. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software."
 I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't.

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	It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software!"		It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software!"
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		+	I use docker in three places where i shouldn't use it, and one place where i should use it, I don't.

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		+	It works a lot of the time but then when something doesn't work you will be completely screwed as there will be no logging or normal utilities that you would need to troubleshoot. In my 5+ years of using it, I can say: Docker is a trap. "how do we solve this software problem - more software!"

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 ===Repos that remove tagged versions===
 Had a repo that removed one of the tagged releases. This would be equivalent to debian just dropping one of its archives (such as not allowing you to download anything for stretch anymore). "Endless treadmill of software". I don't need to update a tool that is good enough.
 ==See Also==

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 e.g. https://github.com/nucreativa/frontaccounting-docker   (6th commit)
 Here, the nginx config is no longer supported in vhosts, it must be in server_blocks. This would've been avoided by denoting a fixed nginx release instead of tag:latest.
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