>Elixir, Ruby, PHP, Node -- if your business has a monolith and can run on one server, guaranteed there is less to worry about when you remove Docker.
For Ruby at least you run into the problem of keeping all the development environments the same. It's not insurmountable by any means but it's a constant nagging annoyance. Especially so once we start talking about working on multiple projects that may be using different versions of Ruby Postgres etc. Being able to do a docker-compose up and have the exact same environment as production is huge.
For Ruby at least you run into the problem of keeping all the development environments the same. It's not insurmountable by any means but it's a constant nagging annoyance. Especially so once we start talking about working on multiple projects that may be using different versions of Ruby Postgres etc. Being able to do a docker-compose up and have the exact same environment as production is huge.