What's your experiences with Docker?

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@hubiruchi missing the reference here.. care to explain?

@MrCSharp I want to follow but I don't have anything to say

In my Ubuntu server, all apps, DBs, stacks are in containers.

If I remove all docker objects, my server is as pure n clean as the day it was configured.

I am using portainer (which runs as a container) to manage Docker objects, sheer delight.

Using socat to expose any container on network on the fly.

Publishing my custom docker images on public/private docker repos.

Using kubernetes to test containers before pushing upstream.

Would start soon on the process of configuring CI/CD for automation.

I dockerized all my current projects.

It's a bliss when testing deployment with different dependencies/versions.

Since every dependency lives inside the containery, my host stays clean.

Have to say I never messed with windows containers though.

I dockerize everything and stuff in into kubernetes. I love it.

@ajit555 sounds like a beautiful setup mate.

@MrCSharp Thanks, for managing Kubernetes, I am using Rancher. First I used nothing but command line tools (docker, docker-compose, kubectl) but after a while, a GUI app helps for quick view of the setup. My server host machine (32gb RAM+2tb ssd+second gen i7 processor-4C8T) is Ubuntu and client is Windows 10 home (primarily for VSCode IDE, MobaXTerm ssh client) and WSL-Ubuntu for command line clients.

Soon planning to migrate setup to GCP for advanced networking + multi-host+cloud storage for images+cloud authentication setup.