Title: I have used Docker more than almost any other tool, and I have genuinely given it a fair shot. After all of that, I still don&#x27;t understand the appeal.<p>Docker nearly seems to be an industry standard by now. Some people treat it like an obvious choice, but it&#x27;s not so obvious to me.<p>People say that Docker can run anywhere. It solves the infamous problem of &quot;works on my machine&quot;. Despite what people claim, I have not found this to be the case. I developed containers on windows and then I still had to debug the containers when deploying on Linux. There were formatting issues, filenotfound issues, and chmod issues. I have spent so much time configuring docker, and been able to complete the same task in a VM in a fraction of the time.<p>Am I alone here? Am I doing it wrong? Is it the case that I am not the intended audience, and it&#x27;s meant for larger teams?
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