Yeah, the author's main argument seems to be you can only run one process in a Docker container, which is utterly false.
It's fair to say it's idiomatic to run one process per container, but it's definitely not the only way and it's common to find multi-process containers.
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[ 5.3 ms ] story [ 10.1 ms ] threadIt's fair to say it's idiomatic to run one process per container, but it's definitely not the only way and it's common to find multi-process containers.
or ... run your own registry like you would for internal gems or other similar things?
FUD harder, article
This is very incorrect. You can run as many processes as you'd like inside a docker, but it was made with the intention of running a single one.