Thanks, that's exactly the sort of thing I was hoping to learn from the HN comments.
In the post you link above, it seems like you're mainly comparing Docker to traditional, non-virtualized setups. Do you (or does anybody) have thoughts on comparing it to virtualized environments? I recently experimented with Xen as a way to isolate services, and it seemed awfully heavy; does Docker end up being a lighter burden?
In the post you link above, it seems like you're mainly comparing Docker to traditional, non-virtualized setups. Do you (or does anybody) have thoughts on comparing it to virtualized environments? I recently experimented with Xen as a way to isolate services, and it seemed awfully heavy; does Docker end up being a lighter burden?