Cool! thanks for info. I've added a link back to these comments to the blog source (haven't re-generated the static html yet though)

yet it covers containerd ;)

Good point, updated the title. Thanks for the comments (and yes it's almost a year ago I wrote this post)

Thanks, feels like the nitpick, but I gave it another go, and I see some other changes now? Seems like a great amount of information.

don't think there are other changes - https://github.com/docker-saigon/docker-saigon.github.io/com...

neatz, I guess I just need to be more patient and set my expectations :)

Totally agree, the post was written almost a year ago across 3 days while preparing a talk (see intro) and while still learning about Docker. Thanks for the feedback :)

fyi, systemd had nspawn for kernel debugging before docker became a hype

it would help these people to read http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Caveats/

if you want a more technical review of the Windows beta, read this: http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Beta/ But note that beta 8 was released a few days after that review and already introduced some changes.

if you want a more technical review of the Windows beta, read this: http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Beta/ But note that beta 8 was released a few days after that review and already introduced some changes. Also, for the Windows beta, it very much is still a beta.

if you want a more technical review of the Windows beta, read this: http://docker-saigon.github.io/post/Docker-Beta/

But note that beta 8 was released a few days after that review and already introduced some changes.

Also, for the Windows beta, it very much is still a beta.

true in the way that "you should watch out for these issues when you deploy Docker to production"?

the creator himself and everyone agree that containers are a way forward, but you can't just jump on them and expect magic to happen.

I think the main reason for a lack of comments is the usage of a controversial historical figure... (at least, that's why it can't be pushed through official channels)