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The thing that kills me is the preconcevied we have to use $TOOL behaviors. Lets use docker as a deployment tool, where we are putting one container on each VM... Combined with the complete ignorance of packaging. 99% of the problems I hear people trying to solve with docker would be better solved with a 'postinstall' hook in a package called 'my_configuration' (it helps you with configuration versioning and in place upgrades!!!!). Combined with the complete lack of understanding what something like kickstart/autoYast can do.

It seems that in a huge number of cases, its possible to trim out the vast majority of the layers of deployment/etc crap with just a bit of KISS and using tools which are already installed...



Interesting! Do you have any recommended books or tutorials on this approach?


You mean something like your distribution's documentation on building packages?


More like a "how-to and why for 99% of Docker use cases" tutorial I can point people to next time I hear the words "we need to use Docker."




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