[throwaway_2494]

Back in the day when it came out, I gotta admit, Docker sort of got my my nerves as yet another thing coming to 'disrupt' how things are done.

(Half assed NOSQL 'databases' with poorly thought out storage models, everything having to be a microservice, turning every function call into a fallible RPC call etc...)

But I've come to appreciate it more, and i use it regularly now. I appreciate its relative simplicity.

But as in life, hell is other people's containers. My own I can at least try to keep them simple and minimal.

But I have seen many use the kitchen sink approach, giving me the feeling that even the developer don't seem to know how they arrived at their deployment anymore.

But this all seems quaint today. With LLMs, now we can look forward to a flood of code the developers haven't even looked at, but which is widely believed to work...

[jellyfishbeaver]

Having been on way too many middle-of-the-night Zoom calls watching my company's DevOps and development teams aimlessly troubleshoot issues with containers and similar cloud first technologies, I am convinced that nobody really understands what's happening.

[LtWorf]

I have read the setns() manpage. I'm feeling very special and unique :D :D