Subj : Is binkp/d's security model kaputt?
To   : Oli
From : deon
Date : Sat Sep 04 2021 09:39 am

  Re: Is binkp/d's security model kaputt?
  By: Oli to deon on Fri Sep 03 2021 11:16 am

Hi

 > Or software where the only supported installation method is a docker
 > container in linux (which installs all the DB software you are already running again).

So this comment pricked up my ears.

I like docker for many reason (from the developers point of view and the consumers) - and installing everything again (I'm paraphrasing your comment) is not a requirement.

In many deployments, it does look like if I have 5 LEMP stacks, you end up with 5 DB instances, 5 PHP instances, 5 NGINX instances - but that doesnt take up 5 x the space (of the applications). Is that what you meant, and your concern, by your comment?

For those 5 LEMP environments, you could end up with 1 NGINX, 1 DB and 5 PHPs - but most deployments dont do this for scalabilty and availablity reasons (which is, IMHO, one of the core benefits of docker).


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