Nothing against using the right amount of Docker or any other helpful tooling. But there's the possibility to have too much of a good thing. Beyond a certain point, the overhead caused by tooling can outweigh the benefits it was intended to bring.
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Nothing against using the right amount of Docker or any other helpful tooling. But there's the possibility to have too much of a good thing. Beyond a certain point, the overhead caused by tooling can outweigh the benefits it was intended to bring.