>clone Docker project
>it doesn't work immediately
Why do people even use this shit? Are you telling me I still have to configure shit in [current year]?
Clone Docker project
Aaron Cooper
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Lucas Butler
It's glorified static binaries for zoomers.
They are imbecile.
Austin Campbell
Because most hosting companies use docker containers.
Owen Rivera
a thousand times this
Ryan Morales
It's extremely useful. Imagine running your integration tests towards ten different databases. On any computer. On fucking windows.
With docker, that's possible.
Brayden Reyes
lmao, just use mongodb for everything fucking n00b.
John Reed
So you can automate your distributed deployment process with the push of a button, a quick google search, and a tool integrated in your IDE. You probably just fucked your Docker installation.
Gabriel Parker
>why does everyone use it's just for dummies
>I tried one google article and it didn't solve all my problems; it's useless
Every time. Just as well. I don't need green novices with an ego trip horning in on my turf. Drives down employer confidence and hurts everyone.
Connor Hill
Docker ain't industry standard though.
Michael Garcia
How about no.
Tyler Cruz
Sounds arguable. I don't know any big company that doesn't use it (those that I know that don't, really want to in the future)
Sebastian Diaz
I assure you neither of these posters are employed as anything remotely related to the usecases that Docker serves.
>boomers
>still relevant in the job market
pick one
Carter Jenkins
Another retard.
Wyatt King
Give me a quick rundown on docker.
Luke Thompson
"werks on my machine" solved
Adrian Rodriguez
Literal brainlet
Docker + Kubernetes is literally Azure, AWS, and IBMs' entire business.
Josiah Flores
well put
have a gold
Thomas Wilson
Prerequisity is to not being a brainlet. You've failed OP.
Hudson Gutierrez
The only complaint I have about it is making it work around corp network/proxy settings. Kind of a headache, especially if you have your own internal registry for custom images.
Camden Wilson
I can see how one would think this way if they're a junior CS undergrad, they've never worked on a dev team or they are a dinosaur.
>Why use tooling when you can just do everything the simplest way and realize it's not testable later
Brody Bennett
pretty much this
Jason Brooks
it's not recommended for NEETs
Joshua Smith
A lot of people for some reason don't specify everything you need to install to build the image because they just assume you have things installed, which is fucking stupid.
Tyler Stewart
This is something I hate about Linux stuff in particular.
Even with some package managers that'll source some prerequisites but not others, even though all of them are available through the manager.
Now, granted, with the nature of Linux almost every person has different packages installed so it's hard to tell people exactly what they need to get your shit working, but if anything that makes proper dependency lists even more important so you don't waste people's time when they try to install your software.
Christopher Lopez
>thinks Docker protects you from shitty developers and projects
Maybe you should just skip to FaaS, it's like Docker for script kiddies
Isaac Hall
But then again you'd probably just bitch about the code you copy and paste from SO not working
Liam Sanders
>Implying zoomers are even remotely tech savy with anything that isn't a touchscreen or voice activated.