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by gkcgautam 1927 days ago
Why not run it directly on the host machine during development, and run the docket image on the servers? This is the approach that I usually follow and it has worked fine for me so far. I need to build the Docker image locally only if something breaks down in the build pipeline.
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Doesn't that sort of kill one of the main selling points of using docker in the first place?

Consistent environment on local, test and prod servers?

I think they meant using a remote development server instead of spinning up a VM locally.

There was a post a few days back about using a NUC as a powerful remote (over LAN) development server

Well, their selling point was that it was easier to develop on locally. We weren't even running Docker in production.