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@liw For my requirements, this.

'I prefer to use virtual machines. They’re slower to set up, and start up a little slower too, but they’re convenient for me, and I *understand* them well.

They also behave more like a real Linux system running on bare metal hardware than containers do.

There are fewer limitations that get in my way'.

I'm not anti-Docker just more comfortable using VM's I can backup, clone, snapshot.

For lightweight, disposable services I see why Docker is attractive.