It saved me from the Rube Goldberg esque pile of bash scripts and puppeteer configs of the 00s.
Funny how perception changes.
The other problem for me is, let’s say you’re in a hotel with crappy wifi and docker wants to download a large quantity of images, you’re in for a rough time.
There’s a very sharp downwards trajectory of user experience once you leave the happy path.
A well crafted image may add an extra 500MBs on top of that. By no means minimal, but not really that bad. (Assuming you have no base images like python or Ubuntu already on your system)
And idk what you mean by “happy path” for docker. Every dockerfile is a snowflake. It’s not a framework like rails.
If you have a good understanding of the tool you shouldn’t have any trouble.
I'm using runit instead of pm2. Systemd should also do fine. It's over engineered.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/compare-versio...
It’s been a long time.