Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 docker) Hardened
Container workloads have run reliably and now require clearer guidance for new team members
What is our primary use case?
Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is used as a container management system with the master node configured as Kubernetes. I use Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) for this purpose.
What is most valuable?
What I appreciate most about Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is that it is very lightweight, and its installation setup is quite easy. In terms of stability, I find it amazing, with very low downtime compared to other container management systems and virtual machines, and it is user-friendly.
What needs improvement?
One thing I dislike about Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is that sometimes if Kubernetes crashes, the basic understanding of Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) becomes tricky for new personnel, and I think the documentation is insufficient; newcomers need it to be more sophisticated and more informative.
The initial deployment of Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) was difficult because we had to shift from a virtual machine to Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker), and while the platform independence is acceptable, the installation and documentation are challenging for newcomers, especially for people who reside in Japan and mostly do not know English; I believe this should be improved in future releases.
Overall, things are user-friendly and excellent, but in my opinion, the documentation should be better for newcomers.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) for approximately six months.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
In terms of stability, I find Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) amazing, with very low downtime compared to other container management systems and virtual machines, and it is user-friendly.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
For scalability, I would say Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is user-friendly, with good performance in terms of user-friendliness and elasticity.
How are customer service and support?
I have not contacted any type of support regarding Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker), but my coworkers have coordinated because I am quite new here; I have never had the opportunity to reach out for customer care or anything else for Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker).
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
I have not used anything similar to Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) yet.
How was the initial setup?
The initial deployment of Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) was difficult because we had to shift from a virtual machine to Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker), and while the platform independence is acceptable, the installation and documentation are challenging for newcomers, especially for people who reside in Japan and mostly do not know English; I believe this should be improved in future releases.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
Regarding pricing, I think it is quite high for people who want to use it by themselves; this is a limitation because if the organization is fine, they can pay the money, but for practice, testing reasons, or public use, it is somewhat expensive.
What other advice do I have?
Currently, Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) does not require any maintenance on my end at all. I would rate this product a 7 out of 10.