This is pretty much a reality check. Like any other business , Open Source needs funding.
It's well know Docker is far from being profitable. This is somewhat represents how ultimately money always win on open source one way or another.
It's well know Docker is far from being profitable. This is somewhat represents how ultimately money always win on open source one way or another.
That's a valid comment... for a different discussion. The actual issue here is that Docker's business model is falling apart, with alternative container runtimes (cri-o, rkt, etc.) and alternative orchestrators (mostly k8s) eating their lunch. And all of those are open source too.