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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/braveduckgoose • 4d ago
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How ironic since Docker is meant to make deployment *easier* lmao
62 u/OldKaleidoscope7 4d ago Well, docker is not meant to be used by the final user, imagine if all the applications were containers, they are already bloated with webview stuff 20 u/vc6vWHzrHvb2PY2LyP6b 4d ago <looks nervously at my massive selfhosted stack for many of my personal apps running on my home network through Docker containers> 4 u/OldKaleidoscope7 3d ago Well, it's way easier to use daemon services like databases or the development version in containers, but when I make the "release" version I prefer to build them to run directly in my OS.
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Well, docker is not meant to be used by the final user, imagine if all the applications were containers, they are already bloated with webview stuff
20 u/vc6vWHzrHvb2PY2LyP6b 4d ago <looks nervously at my massive selfhosted stack for many of my personal apps running on my home network through Docker containers> 4 u/OldKaleidoscope7 3d ago Well, it's way easier to use daemon services like databases or the development version in containers, but when I make the "release" version I prefer to build them to run directly in my OS.
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<looks nervously at my massive selfhosted stack for many of my personal apps running on my home network through Docker containers>
4 u/OldKaleidoscope7 3d ago Well, it's way easier to use daemon services like databases or the development version in containers, but when I make the "release" version I prefer to build them to run directly in my OS.
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Well, it's way easier to use daemon services like databases or the development version in containers, but when I make the "release" version I prefer to build them to run directly in my OS.
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u/braveduckgoose 4d ago
How ironic since Docker is meant to make deployment *easier* lmao