> In my case, BTCPayServer was wrapped in a docker container because the developer loves docker...
Right. But one example doesn’t mean the entire world of containers is “bloat and unnecessary”.
I’ve encountered many use cases where packaging dependencies and deployments become significantly simpler due to containers.
True that there are possibly several other solutions that also solve similar problems. But that doesn’t mean containers don’t also solve actual problems.
Right. But one example doesn’t mean the entire world of containers is “bloat and unnecessary”.
I’ve encountered many use cases where packaging dependencies and deployments become significantly simpler due to containers.
True that there are possibly several other solutions that also solve similar problems. But that doesn’t mean containers don’t also solve actual problems.