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0 pointswinrid3y ago0 comments

Because the code runs in a VM already, they are not concerned about isolating further.

For example, if you're writing code in C++ targeting Linux, using Docker helps with reproducible builds and deploying on any hardware.

But if you have a VM, there are less advantages. There still are some, of course, with orchestration etc if you want it.

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I guess I was implying that I don't view the benefits between the prior and the later as an onto mapping.

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0 pointswinrid3y ago0 comments

Because the code runs in a VM already, they are not concerned about isolating further.

For example, if you're writing code in C++ targeting Linux, using Docker helps with reproducible builds and deploying on any hardware.

But if you have a VM, there are less advantages. There still are some, of course, with orchestration etc if you want it.

I guess I was implying that I don't view the benefits between the prior and the later as an onto mapping.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse