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by cyphar
3228 days ago
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> I feel like docker is core to more businesses than compressing/decompressing files. All Docker images are glorified tar layers that are compressed with gzip. By definition, all users of Docker are users of gzip and tar. I understand what your point is (it's not as visible) but I don't agree with saying it's "core to more businesses". Also, if someone is using Kubernetes they soon might not be aware (or even care) whether they're using Docker thanks to the CRI. |
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Definitely. I was a little unclear, I meant core as in visibility, which you pointed out.
Also about Kubernetes, I can't comment on that because I've heard used it (but I've heard of it). I think it' s possible that there are a lot of businesses out there (such as the one I work for) that use docker but not Kubernetes.
The more visible an open-source project is, the more likely people are to donate to it. I could definitely see companies supporting docker in the same way that they support the Linux foundation or various Linux distros.