> See, the expensive part? it's not the ram, it's sysadmin time.
And that's why I like containers, because the sysadmin time of updating and patching all VMs I own (and manage for friends/clients) is huge.
Yes, I should probably use chef/puppet. The potential incompatibility issues with automated VM upgrades are probably the same as upgrading the container's OS. But mentally it feels more risky.
And that's why I like containers, because the sysadmin time of updating and patching all VMs I own (and manage for friends/clients) is huge.
Yes, I should probably use chef/puppet. The potential incompatibility issues with automated VM upgrades are probably the same as upgrading the container's OS. But mentally it feels more risky.