It's a good point, but right now we don't do anything that relies specifically on one technology at the very low levels (for instance, kernel modules or very specific networking optimizations we don't need and would be over-optimization).
Instead we try to maintain a SOA which is agnostic to what underlying tools back our services, something that we've found Docker is useful for.
That being said, we generally just use Ubuntu, and have some other AWS-specific setups around networking. If you like hacking on Cisco routers, I think it's perhaps not the right position :)
Instead we try to maintain a SOA which is agnostic to what underlying tools back our services, something that we've found Docker is useful for.
That being said, we generally just use Ubuntu, and have some other AWS-specific setups around networking. If you like hacking on Cisco routers, I think it's perhaps not the right position :)