> If it's targeted to web apps and back end services, say that in the first place, instead of "any application."
That was deliberate. Although obviously most people use Docker for web apps today, there is no reason they can't try it in other contexts too. For example, there is a very vibrant sub-community of people dockerizing desktop apps, and running Docker on embedded devices like Raspberri Pi etc. There are also (very) experimental ports to Android, and I heard of at least one person who after learning that Tesla is a modified Ubuntu under the hood, set out to try and run Docker on it (I don't know if they succeeded).
I meant to say that they used to call us, back when our website looked like this: https://web.archive.org/web/20130329031911/http://www.docker...
> If it's targeted to web apps and back end services, say that in the first place, instead of "any application."
That was deliberate. Although obviously most people use Docker for web apps today, there is no reason they can't try it in other contexts too. For example, there is a very vibrant sub-community of people dockerizing desktop apps, and running Docker on embedded devices like Raspberri Pi etc. There are also (very) experimental ports to Android, and I heard of at least one person who after learning that Tesla is a modified Ubuntu under the hood, set out to try and run Docker on it (I don't know if they succeeded).