I wonder if I'm misunderstanding. Why would I want install, uninstall, etc. type actions running in a Docker container? Isn't that going to encourage people to spin up production environments that aren't reproducible?
I'm not very familiar with Ansible, etc., so maybe tools like that have strategies for building deterministic environments, but I can see a lot of people putting `apt-get` or `yum` commands in an install script.
I'm not very familiar with Ansible, etc., so maybe tools like that have strategies for building deterministic environments, but I can see a lot of people putting `apt-get` or `yum` commands in an install script.