[als0]

> often any slight change causes the entire stack to fall apart

Arguably this is one reason why containers are popular in the first place. Devs don't want to spend time dealing with dirty environments.

[mailslot]

What’s a dirty environment? One that a dev doesn’t clean up? Makes a mess like a filthy hoarder?

[TheChaplain]

Devs want to spend even less time with fragile environments that breaks from the slightest change.

[rumanator]

Thankfully containers are the exact opposite then.