Comment by siliconc0w

We use it in production.

It generally works if:

* you don't use it to store data

* don't use 'ambassador', 'buddy', or 'data' container patterns.

* use tooling available to quickly and easily nuke and rebuild docker hosts on a daily or more frequent basis.

* use tooling available to 'orchestrate' what gets run where - if you're manually running containers you're doing it wrong.

* wrap docker pulls with 'flock' so they don't deadlock

* don't use swarm - use mesos, kube, or fleet(simpler, smaller clusters)