I work for a large enterprise 100K+ employees using Docker in production [1]
It's certainly had its challenges (different versions of Docker clients causing havoc with different manifest versions, race conditions in the engine etc etc), but this article takes things a little far.
If you take pretty much any new technology like this make it a base part of your platform, you'll want support from a big vendor. To think otherwise would be naive.
There is definitely a debate to be had about Docker Inc's approach to production/enterprise rollouts though, but as a technology I'd say it's developing pretty much as I'd expect.
I've also seen Docker succeed in production despite the technical challenges. If you don't like the heat...
It's certainly had its challenges (different versions of Docker clients causing havoc with different manifest versions, race conditions in the engine etc etc), but this article takes things a little far.
If you take pretty much any new technology like this make it a base part of your platform, you'll want support from a big vendor. To think otherwise would be naive.
There is definitely a debate to be had about Docker Inc's approach to production/enterprise rollouts though, but as a technology I'd say it's developing pretty much as I'd expect.
I've also seen Docker succeed in production despite the technical challenges. If you don't like the heat...
(1) See my blog: https://medium.com/@zwischenzugs, especially: https://medium.com/zwischenzugs/a-checklist-for-docker-in-th... and https://medium.com/@zwischenzugs/docker-in-the-enterprise-ec...