In popularizing Linux containers, Docker brought about a new era of systems design based on these lightweight platforms, rather than heavy virtual machines. However, now that Docker is slowly declining, it’s time to learn about the next generation of Linux container tools.
🚀 Dive into the fascinating world of Linux containers! Most devs use #Docker or #Podman, but do you really understand what’s happening under the hood? 🧐 Let’s demystify #Linux #containers in simple, concrete terms. Just a 12-min read! 🕰️📖
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I thought this might be an interesting read until I saw the blurb with 4 hashtags and 4 emoticons in just 4 sentences.
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Docker is declining? Why didn’t anybody told me that?
The people saying that are just pushing some other product in you.
Please don’t push any product into me. I do not consent :D
Hmm, I thought the aspect of demystification would also include a brief explanation on, how namespaces and capabilities work.
This doesn’t really explain anything. Not least why I should use it.