Seems to me that Docker is for lazy developers who won't or can't solve infra and dependency problems. By deploying with docker, they move the extra effort to the user. With one developer and 1000 users, this seems highly inefficient and unfair. Other ecosystems have similar issues. Golang puts as much as possible on the developer, freeing the user of most dependency issues.
Can you write a tiny bit about docker, containers in general, as an anti-pattern?
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Seems to me that Docker is for lazy developers who won't or can't solve infra and dependency problems. By deploying with docker, they move the extra effort to the user. With one developer and 1000 users, this seems highly inefficient and unfair. Other ecosystems have similar issues. Golang puts as much as possible on the developer, freeing the user of most dependency issues.
Can you write a tiny bit about docker, containers in general, as an anti-pattern?