Aptly is a repository manager, it works in terms of tightly defined package versions and dependencies.
Docker is for deployment, it works in terms of graphs of filesystem images. The tools do slightly overlap in use case, but they operate in entirely different domains.
It wouldn't be unreasonable to mix both in the same project, but there is no hard rule for when this would be appropriate.
Docker is for deployment, it works in terms of graphs of filesystem images. The tools do slightly overlap in use case, but they operate in entirely different domains.
It wouldn't be unreasonable to mix both in the same project, but there is no hard rule for when this would be appropriate.