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by toomuchtodo
3510 days ago
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Containers almost always for local dev environments. I don't recommend containers in production unless you're going all in on a container scheduler (like Kubernetes). Without running multiple containers on the same virtual machine (and and orchestrator performing the work for you), you're adding an additional layer of abstraction with no benefit. |
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I know that I will add a layer of abstraction, however from a Dev perspective I have some benefit like a byte-to-byte compatible test/prod env that I haven't to worry about dependencies per example.