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Lets review.. Docker (again) | Cal Leeming Blog

Articles Social About Back to home page Tweet It's been just over a year since my last review of Docker, heavily criticising it's flawed architectural design and poor user experience. The project has since matured into 1.0 and gained some notoriety from Amazon, but has suffered growing user frustration, hype accusations and even breakout exploits leading to host contamination. However the introduction of private repos in Docker Hub , which eliminated the need to run your own registry for hosted deployments, coupled with webhooks and tight Github build integrations , looked to be a promising start. So I decided to give Docker another chance and put it into production for 6 months. The result was an absolute shit show of abysmal performance, hacky workarounds and rage inducing user experience which left me wanti...

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