Nice docker recipe indeed for small and secure containers when you just want to ship a statically linked binary.

Little known docker feature but definitely useful for remote execution.

Looks like an interesting tool if you're dealing with docker image. This kind of analysis is definitely missing from docker itself.

This makes for quite a few emulation layers stacked on each other. Still this is an interesting experiment.

This is a very good point, it's good to reduce containers size. Be careful of the cost though.

Looks like an interesting tool to deal with dependencies in some tests.

A good reminder of what's truly at the root of the container idea.

Early days but this potentially looks like an interesting tool to manage developer environments.

Funny experiment, that's a seriously small docker image now!

OK, that's indeed an easy mistake to make with docker and how it uses OverlayFS.

Oh very interesting tool. This is likely an interesting path to run your in development build of GUI apps insulated from your system.

Lots of good ideas on how to use docker-compose in development vs in production. Very web app oriented as the title imply but contains a few nuggets which make sense for desktop or embedded use as well.

Somehow states the obvious: you don't always need docker. Still a good reminder, especially true with the trend of single binary web services like what can be achieved with Go and Rust.