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"I daily use it to build local development environments, as well as production containers."
"I like to create containers with python + security tools like SSL Scanners and deploy them near the servers to test and outside the servers to test to have an accurate picture of what's supported."
"My final review is that Docker is a useful user-friendly software that allows you to easily create containers with specific environments for specific tools. Before Docker developing apps may lead to different bugs in different environments because of compatibility issues."
"Containers get slow suddenly sometimes, and handling flows is really hard to manage on standard plan."
"Docker is literally a productivity killer because they think they know more about virtualization than you do and so they push updates and force you to download them and occupy all your hard-drive with bloated containers."
"I hate how they force you to upgrade to the latest version if you're a freebie, and that usually breaks all my keys on boxes, which means I've got to reset to factory defaults just to use what I already had working."

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