Yeah, Phusion oversells their case when they say this is the "right way" to do it. It's one way to do it, and this methodology probably addresses customer suppo

Yeah, Phusion oversells their case when they say this is the "right way" to do it. It's one way to do it, and this methodology probably addresses customer support issues they are having. Many of their customers likely misunderstand what's actually going in a container by default. I'd rather see a more balanced approach that shows a range of options, without opining so much about how Docker containers should or should not be used. Better to fit the solution to a particular use case.