Hi, this is an open-source tool used by many big companies. It actually is really just a command line tool to help manage docker containers, so there isn’t much of a lock in.
I understand your worry but this is much better than docker compose because this manages deployments for you. You don’t need to log into the server yourself, just update the config and hit deploy.
Why would I opt for this over docker-compose while risking vendor lock-in on a non stanard tool?
Hi, this is an open-source tool used by many big companies. It actually is really just a command line tool to help manage docker containers, so there isn’t much of a lock in. I understand your worry but this is much better than docker compose because this manages deployments for you. You don’t need to log into the server yourself, just update the config and hit deploy.
Thanks for the explanation. And thanks for the article. I learnt something today.
I apologise for other users downvoting this post, seems petty.