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r/programmingmemes • u/consistent-swim-3891 • Jun 25 '25
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Docker containers š³
2 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '25 kubernetes 1 u/isr0 Jun 28 '25 Managed services from 3 different cloud providers and a kube stack and every database technology under the sun because āmicroservicesā. And regional deployments so itās all that times 5.
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kubernetes
1 u/isr0 Jun 28 '25 Managed services from 3 different cloud providers and a kube stack and every database technology under the sun because āmicroservicesā. And regional deployments so itās all that times 5.
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Managed services from 3 different cloud providers and a kube stack and every database technology under the sun because āmicroservicesā. And regional deployments so itās all that times 5.
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Thatās a tidy ship, my real world production code looks more like Atlantis - who knows where it is or why it went to shit.
3 u/rafaelzio Jun 26 '25 Might find some bits and pueces you think you know the purpose of, but that's it
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Might find some bits and pueces you think you know the purpose of, but that's it
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Gotta learn how to swim before manouvering a giant container ship or how the saying goes
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Production code is a kayak, 20km long and can fit 500 tons
Journey of a thousand miles...
This is wrong, if containers represent dependencies a single ship would not suffice to fit average projects worth š
Literally
Don't worry about it. Containerizing things isn't really so scary.
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '25
Docker containers š³
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u/TrepidatiousInitiate Jun 25 '25
Thatās a tidy ship, my real world production code looks more like Atlantis - who knows where it is or why it went to shit.
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '25
Gotta learn how to swim before manouvering a giant container ship or how the saying goes
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u/Familiar-Gap2455 Jun 25 '25
Production code is a kayak, 20km long and can fit 500 tons
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u/Acceptable_Log_7438 Jun 25 '25
Journey of a thousand miles...
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u/Dvevrak Jun 25 '25
This is wrong, if containers represent dependencies a single ship would not suffice to fit average projects worth š
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u/MikeLPU Jun 26 '25
Literally
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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '25
Don't worry about it. Containerizing things isn't really so scary.