I work with a team of 13 devs for 3 years now. We had a not-dockerized architecture on AWS. It worked well. was expensive as hell. Since we started dockerizing everything, we created an environment of containers that work together as a charm. If we need to escalate, we just replicate the environment in another machine and add it to the load balancer. If we need a development environment, we just deploy the docker env. and are up to debug / test.
Also, after dockerizing everything, we don't depend on AWS anymore but for the RDS. We have more power, more flexibility and the cost reduced at least x5
I really don't know what you mean when you say Docker is not for production, but it is certainly not true, in my case at least.
Regards
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I work with a team of 13 devs for 3 years now. We had a not-dockerized architecture on AWS. It worked well. was expensive as hell. Since we started dockerizing everything, we created an environment of containers that work together as a charm. If we need to escalate, we just replicate the environment in another machine and add it to the load balancer. If we need a development environment, we just deploy the docker env. and are up to debug / test.
Also, after dockerizing everything, we don't depend on AWS anymore but for the RDS. We have more power, more flexibility and the cost reduced at least x5
I really don't know what you mean when you say Docker is not for production, but it is certainly not true, in my case at least.
Regards