I mean, yes and no, right? We've all seen "over engineered" setups that really function to give someone a safe playground to try out those containerization technologies they may want for more sensible use elsewhere. However, it's also the case that once you get into the double digits of things you're running, walling off your versions of things from each other is valuable, and prespecified configuration is nice.
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I mean, yes and no, right? We've all seen "over engineered" setups that really function to give someone a safe playground to try out those containerization technologies they may want for more sensible use elsewhere. However, it's also the case that once you get into the double digits of things you're running, walling off your versions of things from each other is valuable, and prespecified configuration is nice.