Very interesting point.
But what about maintenance?
Working in a place where we have hundreds of small apps, the issue of maintaining umpteen servers is a great pain. Docker reduces the footprint of what has to be maintained substantially.
But what about maintenance?
Working in a place where we have hundreds of small apps, the issue of maintaining umpteen servers is a great pain. Docker reduces the footprint of what has to be maintained substantially.
Maybe AWS spins up an actual EC2 instance for each container, it's an implementation detail.
EC2 is a legacy tool with different abstractions, but if you replace "VM" by "hypervisor" and "container" by "microkernel-app", you could do the same thing with one less layer and the same tech we always used
Don't quite follow the latter.