Why Docker Is Not Yet Succeeding Widely in Production
I would be sold on Docker if that would be easy. I have e.g. this stack:<p>- 1 webserver/proxy, let's say nginx<p>- 1 simple Rest API server, let's say in flask<p>- 1 database, let's say PostgreSQL<p>and I want to connect all 3 things and I want to preserve logs for the whole time and preserve the state of the database (of course). Also not to forget make all bulletproof for the Internet.<p>And here all sorts of problems arise: What underlying OS, how to connect this containers, how to preserve state of my database and logs (it's not trivial as the article proofs again).
So overall Docker makes life not easier on this simple use-case, it makes life (of the sysadmin) more complicated.