Downloaded, booted, looked around, halted, moved to /dev/null
I can't be the only one that sees a hypervisor (cloud host), virtual machine and docker containers, 3 layers for what? For ease of use?
So you have more infrastructure to monitor/keep updated etc for that same software/service which you used to run on the machine that is now the hypervisor/cloud host? For which again you need more resources, as even though the layers might be efficient, they still require resources.
Why would one want to keep old stuff around? With minor naming differences, creates room for a mistakes too. "oh wait no we should have started version 201401018 instead of 2014010218"
I don't see any benefit over physical machines with some proper thinking before upgrading, preparations.
I can't be the only one that sees a hypervisor (cloud host), virtual machine and docker containers, 3 layers for what? For ease of use?
So you have more infrastructure to monitor/keep updated etc for that same software/service which you used to run on the machine that is now the hypervisor/cloud host? For which again you need more resources, as even though the layers might be efficient, they still require resources.
Why would one want to keep old stuff around? With minor naming differences, creates room for a mistakes too. "oh wait no we should have started version 201401018 instead of 2014010218"
I don't see any benefit over physical machines with some proper thinking before upgrading, preparations.