levi
Still fresh, damnit!
Docker seems to be able packaging up both your code and resources along with specific libs needed that aren't in the host os (as the PND system does) but also all system libs and other OS resources that make up an environment. It'd avoid the problem of people using libs but failing to package them up, but it'd make each package pretty enormous compared to even the largest PND.
Whereas what's being proposed for a DBP is approximately the same scope as a PND, additionally with builds for other platforms and environments. Docker containers contain the environment, so each container is pretty much an OS, less the shared kernel, and it won't run on other kernels or in a different environment.
Whereas what's being proposed for a DBP is approximately the same scope as a PND, additionally with builds for other platforms and environments. Docker containers contain the environment, so each container is pretty much an OS, less the shared kernel, and it won't run on other kernels or in a different environment.