> IMO Docker and containers in general are deployment tools, not packaging systems
Obviously it sits at the boundary, but a "Dockerfile" is (at least when properly used) a recipe for reliably reproducing a specific version of software packaged in a format that can be deployed to all sorts of systems with absolutely minimal dependence on host configuration.
That's what people who want a "mission critical Snap" almost certainly want.
Obviously it sits at the boundary, but a "Dockerfile" is (at least when properly used) a recipe for reliably reproducing a specific version of software packaged in a format that can be deployed to all sorts of systems with absolutely minimal dependence on host configuration.
That's what people who want a "mission critical Snap" almost certainly want.