> A lot of things are possible. That doesn't mean they are a good ideas.
> To be clear, as a software developer myself, this is NOT what we are going to do.
You too, you too.
Sure you can wait until systemd is universally deployed which it will not be as it makes several fundamental mistakes or you can actually solve the problem you were hired to do and do the situation which works right now and is correct.
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Re: Use-cases for lightweight containers
Date: 2014-10-31 02:46 am (UTC)> To be clear, as a software developer myself, this is NOT what we are going to do.
You too, you too.
Sure you can wait until systemd is universally deployed which it will not be as it makes several fundamental mistakes or you can actually solve the problem you were hired to do and do the situation which works right now and is correct.