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by rualca 1741 days ago
> I personally like the isolation they provide and generally prefer running services in containers, even if they are using the same dependencies as my OS.

I would also not downplay the importance of Docker's support for software-defined networks and it's ability to arbitrarily configure networking at the container level.

I firmly believe that networking doesn't pop up so often while discussing Docker because Docker solves that problem so fantastically well that a complex problem simply ceases to exist and completely abandons everyone's mental model.

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Having to define complex networking completely internal to a server is a problem that docker created, not one they solved.
Have they fixed ipv6 support yet?
Yes they have, but there is also a plethora of other container daemons and tools now aside from Docker with IPv6 support.