Luckily, the company at play does not require an explanation to use containers on developer machines.
But when you are in charge of a remote execution service, CI pipelines, and production builds… well, this is not about a single developer machine anymore and containers may not be the right solution when you know about the details of how the software is put together.
But when you are in charge of a remote execution service, CI pipelines, and production builds… well, this is not about a single developer machine anymore and containers may not be the right solution when you know about the details of how the software is put together.
(Yes, author here.)