Perhaps cos it never performed too well on macOS? But they are more performant alternatives to Docker Desktop today. On Linux, Docker is just using native Linux container technology. Also it simply improved over the years (I was a bit against it in its beginnings).
Pretty insane for a company that large you have to go through these hoops to handle signing the app lol github.com/docker/for-mac/iss…
I am implementing some of the tweaks to resource utilization which helps locally. Lots to learn at some point but don't want to get to distracted and fall into a rabbit hole lol.
Do you really want to ship like the big guys (e.g. Google)? Or do you want smth more reasonable for solo people and small teams (e.g. 37signals)?
I am preparing Kamal DevOps course that will show the latter:
kamalmanual.com/videocourse/
In the meantime I also have a handbook with some example deployments:
kamalmanual.com/handbook/
Personally I would stay away from Kubernetes unless you are a corporation with way too many deployments.
I love 37 signals and should definitely reread their book / manifesto around this. Totally forgot.
Docker always seemed heavy and bloated running on my machine. Should i go back and really dive into Docker.
I think I had preconceived biases against it for whatever reason.
Perhaps cos it never performed too well on macOS? But they are more performant alternatives to Docker Desktop today. On Linux, Docker is just using native Linux container technology. Also it simply improved over the years (I was a bit against it in its beginnings).
Pretty insane for a company that large you have to go through these hoops to handle signing the app lol github.com/docker/for-mac/iss…
I am implementing some of the tweaks to resource utilization which helps locally. Lots to learn at some point but don't want to get to distracted and fall into a rabbit hole lol.