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by re-thc
1082 days ago
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> Is LXD's purpose the same as Docker/Kubernetes? It did occupy the same space including Proxmox. Back then KVM, Proxmox, VMWare, OpenVZ, LXD, etc were all ways of virtualization. Whilst it's not exactly the same purpose most companies have or have been shifting to docker and kubernetes and in the cloud vs running their own VM infrastructure. > Docker is for stateless containers Tell that to people that run databases with docker and kubernetes. It is a thing and even commercial products are built that way. |
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To be honest my original message wasn't clear enough: What I wanted to mean is that I like using Docker when I have a container image ready to run, "stateless" in the meaning that the image itself is unmodifiable and any changes to the image will be lost after a restart. (This doesn't include bind mounts, and stuff like that)