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by torginus
162 days ago
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Imo stuff like Flatpak has the right idea - provide a rich but controllable set of features, API/ABI compatibility, while providing zero overhead isolation (same as docker since it relies on the same APIs). I also rather like the idea of deploying programs rather than virtual machines. Docker's cardinal sin imo is that it was designed as a monetizable SaaS product, and suffers from inner platform effect, reinventing stuff (package management, lifecycle management etc) that didn't need to be invented. |
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