Hot take: unless you're a large company, when you say you want "containers", you probably mean you want "binaries" instead
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Was thinking about this. Unless it's for safety/scale, well-written binaries are better at most things people usually want containers for
Easy to move around, easy to deploy, no peer deps (if done right), no daemons required, multiple languages on same host. It's the works
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Ideally at some point we can add resource limits to our binaries too - self contained. Would be sweet. No network, cpu, mem leaks happening
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Heh, kind of reminds be of kernel vs user space
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