Docker
Reddit take
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Pros
- I enjoyed the great DX from tools like Vite, Docker, and Swagger APIs
- They’re like tiny isolated VMs that host one application, or a stack of them working in unison. Good for security, easy to manage, and super clean.
- Docker via Portainer
- It’s since grown to an R340(new NAS) two switches, a 3-node proxmox/ceph cluster, a ton of containers(I really like docker), UPS, multiple vlans NVR, Home-assistant, and a ton of other fun complications.
- Containerize with Docker, deploy on Render or Railway with Gunicorn
Cons
- Strong resistance to Docker
- Guys, if you're going to run docker on an enterprise environment, talk to your network folks. Don't just pick a non default IP space because you think the default will cause problems.
- Ubuntu server (Docker Host for Uptime Kuma, Wazuh, Omada Controller, Graylog...more).
- Not everything has to use docker.
Sentiment
14 positive (78%) · 3 mixed (17%) · 1 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted score: +76% · raw score 72%
What redditors said (10 of 18)
I enjoyed the great DX from tools like Vite, Docker, and Swagger APIs
They’re like tiny isolated VMs that host one application, or a stack of them working in unison. Good for security, easy to manage, and super clean.
Strong resistance to Docker
Docker via Portainer
It’s since grown to an R340(new NAS) two switches, a 3-node proxmox/ceph cluster, a ton of containers(I really like docker), UPS, multiple vlans NVR, Home-assistant, and a ton of other fun complications.
Containerize with Docker, deploy on Render or Railway with Gunicorn
Docker + GitHub Actions for CI/CD
Ubuntu + docker + portainer is probably the easiest way forward
Docker works, Apple’s new “Container” is young but pretty fast and low resource IMO.
We use a docker stack for local dev, we have setup scripts, installers and tooling developed for each O/S.