[glynnforrest]

I understand what you're saying. Fewer runtimes = fewer problems.

It's not going to force your hand. You can disable all the task drivers except the docker driver if you want a container-only cluster. The drivers themselves are lightweight.

In an ideal world, every company is two years old and only produces software in perfect docker containers, but in reality there's always some service that doesn't work in a container but could benefit from job scheduling.

I think it's great that we can add scheduling to different runtimes. Some folks want or need to use those different runtimes, and I like that Nomad lets you do that.