When I encounter a README/INSTALL that doesn’t provide docker instructions, I move right along. I’m not (1) using my precious time to figure out how to get your instructions for your machine to work on my custom configured environment (docker solves this), and (2) I’m not polluting my host machine with your crap (docker solves this too).
Docker is not about enterprise. It is about having a standard format for relaying configuration and install instructions to produce a reproducible dev or production environment on any hardware or OS.
If you don’t take the time to do that with your open source project… yeah I ain’t touching it with a 10ft pole.
Docker is not about enterprise. It is about having a standard format for relaying configuration and install instructions to produce a reproducible dev or production environment on any hardware or OS.
If you don’t take the time to do that with your open source project… yeah I ain’t touching it with a 10ft pole.