That such a bad article ends up here shows the biggest problem with Docker: It's irrational hype. Whether it leads you to hate it or want to dockerize all the things, it's unhealthy.
Sensationalism and hyperbole sells. We all know that. We also know that the truth almost always lies somewhere in the middle. The writer of the post clearly bears a lot of scars. Self-inflicted? Maybe. Avoidable? Possible. Is Docker at fault in some ways? Definitely. In any case, such articles still serve to balance all the other hype and remind us where we're at on the Hype Cycle curve with respect to Docker containerization. ;)
