wow so instead of running my configuration management stuff I know need to either:
- be on aws
- be on gcloud
- any other cloud that has docker support out of the box<p>OR:
I need docker + a configuration management to setup my environment, or I need to somehow manage my coreos configs.
Oh and finally don&#x27;t forget to run a network over a network cause it&#x27;s dockerish so for most clouds this means we run a network on a network which runs a network.<p>docker adds so much complexity. people just don&#x27;t see this right upfront and use most of their time into these stuff, but there are easier ways to deploy.<p>YES if you are really big and if your servers needs to scale way beyond the most than you need it probably since configuration management won&#x27;t help you and setting up servers even in the cloud take some time <i>looking at some netflix articles</i>.
however i just don&#x27;t get it why people use their time for docker when there are other things to do in their programs.