By calling attention to third-party Docker add-ons in various categories, Docker’s working to defray criticism of how its native solutions are often the only ones used.
Docker, the go-to-solution for software containerization, has courted controversy with how it has built out its product. Its “batteries included but optional” model means it includes components to perform many common container-related activities, such as orchestration and networking, with open APIs that anyone can use.
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