> your post has big “they’re holding the iPhone wrong!” vibes
More like "it just isn't meant to be used for that". At least not in the default configuration, and that's fine!
> seemingly ignores the historic reasons that people would think it provides security
I've been using docker since it was announced. People have always been very clear that docker is not a security boundary, at least not with its default configuration.
I think your point is valid. Docker was indeed all about developer productivity in the beginning and it's up to infrastructure operator to lock it down.
More like "it just isn't meant to be used for that". At least not in the default configuration, and that's fine!
> seemingly ignores the historic reasons that people would think it provides security
I've been using docker since it was announced. People have always been very clear that docker is not a security boundary, at least not with its default configuration.