Nice post, but I really dislike the idea of creating unit files for each container.
docker compose was a step forward, this is certainly going back and I will probably never use it no matter how many times someone says that this is the canonical way to do things, because it isn't, no one does that.
It seems almost as if someone is deliberately crippling open source container tooling just to increase sales of cloud provider container management tools. It most likely isn't true but I still wonder about it because I haven't seen actually good contributions and innovation in this area for some years now.
docker compose was a step forward, this is certainly going back and I will probably never use it no matter how many times someone says that this is the canonical way to do things, because it isn't, no one does that.
It seems almost as if someone is deliberately crippling open source container tooling just to increase sales of cloud provider container management tools. It most likely isn't true but I still wonder about it because I haven't seen actually good contributions and innovation in this area for some years now.