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by TZubiri
508 days ago
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"You can use any tool wrong - that does not make the tool obsolete." It's not wrong to virtualize an OS or processes, it's its whole raison d'etre. Also very common see: https://hub.docker.com/_/debian https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres "An explanation how to do the same with docker WOULD fit in a hacker news comment. Sometim, abstractions are useful, even if they add another layer on top of existing stuff (and more dependencies)." There's so many usecases for docker/( kernel)virtualization that you most certainly cannot fit it in a comment. But I would be entertained if you tried. Virtualization is as generic and flexible as a programming language, you really can use it to do anything a Turing machine can do. |
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