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Yes it was a copy/paste miss. The complete JSON from `docker inspect` had the closing quote and comma.

Maybe a copy/paste issue here on the forums, but the 8.0.31 architecture appears to be missing a closing quote.

...guest running in FreeBSD host with vm-bhyve. The whole configuration is built recently. Everything seemed to work until I tried to start a docker container with certain image: % docker run -it --rm mysql/mysql-server:latest bash [Entrypoint] MySQL Docker Image 8.0.32-1.2.11-server...

Yeah. That's pretty much what I said.

This must be the most depressing thread I've ever participated in on this forum. People asking "How's life without Docker?" as if we're in some kind of AA meeting, escaping the dreadful outdoors. Relax. Nobody gets high on Docker. Lighten up. Enjoy life!

Sometimes it seems like all the cool kids are doing it. Also Docker, Jails, VMs for everything whether you really need it or not.

And what's awesome about Jails is that it means exactly one thing; and it does that one thing very well. That philosophy sounds so familiar...

We don't offer it because our vendor doesn't offer it anymore. We don't install software from random sources. Nor do we build software from source. Clients can request it but they take full responsibility and are accoutable. That's a business decision on their part. An MSP cannot be responsible...

...(and decent) these days that a monoculture isn't "too" damaging. If you need scumm X in order to run scumm Y, at least you can whack it in a VM and encapsulate any bad ideas. And if you are on Linux... well you can actually benefit from Docker/OCI because the implicit binaries can run. XD

...wars and Linux ascendancy in the whole container/orchestration space, and this is bad for everyone in the end. In this respect, the effect of Docker is indistinguishable from that of systemd: propagation of Linux monocultures. Docker is a huge part of my day job, because the whole...

...a meaningful way because it will never be able to benefit from an ecosystem consisting predominantly of Linux binaries. I don't rely on any of this stuff so I am happy to see how this plays out. Just stating some of my technical reservations and how "Life without Docker" is really not a problem.

Tell that to the hard-working folks making OCI containers possible on FreeBSD. In this thread we made lots of rounds because we used "docker" to refer to a whole ecosystem: - Docker, Inc. - Docker Hub. - Docker Swarm & Docker-Compose. - Docker images that are now called OCI images. These are...

FreeBSD-related Useful Discussion "At $JOB we don't offer docker services to clients. First, docker is deprecated and no longer supported (by us) on RHEL" Your original statement was very cyclic. You stated that you don't offer a product to clients because you don't offer a product to clients...

We're primarily a Red Hat shop. If Red Hat has deprecated it, it's deprecated. We don't install anything on RHEL that isn't RHEL or Oracle without the client's security officer approval. I don't care about the politics of monetization. Whatever is, is. Professionally, I don't care.

You are the one spreading FUD.

Kubernetes replaces Docker only in Docker Swarm & Docker Compose. And docker-compose is more than enough for most use-cases, and can be used from podman. I haven't felt the need to use k8s or even the more lightweight k3s at all. Docker spawned most of the application container ecosystem and...

Docker isn't "deprecated" or "superseded". What you are experiencing is Google and RedHat and countless others spreading FUD and sleazewords to ensure they get your (and your client's) money instead of Mirantis. The reality is that Docker, Podman, Kubernetes are all silly things that monetize well.

A lot of people still use docker as the container format for Kubernetes. Lots of tools and kind of convenient. To say that docker was replaced by Kubernetes is missing a couple of points.

Docker was not designed for that lol.

At $JOB we don't offer docker services to clients. First, docker is deprecated and no longer supported (by us) on RHEL. Clients may use podman, but only in development and test. When their microservices applications become production they must move their apps to an OpenShift cluster. There we...