What about banks that run 'containers'.
Serious note.. many containers are not production-ready. They're made for ease of use... no passwords, listen on all addresses, etc. Like mysql and mongodb in the early days
Serious note.. many containers are not production-ready. They're made for ease of use... no passwords, listen on all addresses, etc. Like mysql and mongodb in the early days
Comparing that with a neobank that runs K8s, successfully might I add, who has outdated software, and only recently started investigating upgraded.
The same configuration issues you mention has nothing to do with containers, as doing an apt-get install often has the same issues. It has everything to do with people using tools they have little understanding of. I'm talking about mysql, and mongodb, not docker.