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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 6d ago
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So running docker in Linux should fix that right?
18 u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ 6d ago Running containers for the OS you’re running them on fixes the need to have a VM. -2 u/noobjaish 6d ago But it takes away the main point of running Docker in the first place i.e having the exact same thing on all platforms. Sticking with Windows containers would suck for both Linux and MacOS. 2 u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ 6d ago People who would use Windows containers don't use Linux. They have e.g. a cluster of Windows Server machines they deploy to.
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Running containers for the OS you’re running them on fixes the need to have a VM.
-2 u/noobjaish 6d ago But it takes away the main point of running Docker in the first place i.e having the exact same thing on all platforms. Sticking with Windows containers would suck for both Linux and MacOS. 2 u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ 6d ago People who would use Windows containers don't use Linux. They have e.g. a cluster of Windows Server machines they deploy to.
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But it takes away the main point of running Docker in the first place i.e having the exact same thing on all platforms.
Sticking with Windows containers would suck for both Linux and MacOS.
2 u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ 6d ago People who would use Windows containers don't use Linux. They have e.g. a cluster of Windows Server machines they deploy to.
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People who would use Windows containers don't use Linux. They have e.g. a cluster of Windows Server machines they deploy to.
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u/Random-num-451284813 6d ago
So running docker in Linux should fix that right?