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by ric2b
1832 days ago
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That's a very basic example. Let's say your program also depends on ffmpeg to convert some images, psql to interact with a database and a few other non-library dependencies. With containers you can trivially ensure those are always present and with the correct versions. Plus containers do give you some security benefits when compared to running natively. |
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