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Pros of Conveyor
Pros of Docker
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    • 823
      Rapid integration and build up
    • 692
      Isolation
    • 521
      Open source
    • 505
      Testa­bil­i­ty and re­pro­ducibil­i­ty
    • 460
      Lightweight
    • 218
      Standardization
    • 185
      Scalable
    • 106
      Upgrading / down­grad­ing / ap­pli­ca­tion versions
    • 88
      Security
    • 85
      Private paas environments
    • 34
      Portability
    • 26
      Limit resource usage
    • 17
      Game changer
    • 16
      I love the way docker has changed virtualization
    • 14
      Fast
    • 12
      Concurrency
    • 8
      Docker's Compose tools
    • 6
      Fast and Portable
    • 6
      Easy setup
    • 5
      Because its fun
    • 4
      Makes shipping to production very simple
    • 3
      It's dope
    • 3
      Highly useful
    • 2
      Does a nice job hogging memory
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      Open source and highly configurable
    • 2
      Simplicity, isolation, resource effective
    • 2
      MacOS support FAKE
    • 2
      Its cool
    • 2
      Docker hub for the FTW
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      HIgh Throughput
    • 2
      Very easy to setup integrate and build
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      Package the environment with the application
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      Super
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    Cons of Conveyor
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        New versions == broken features
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        Unreliable networking
      • 6
        Documentation not always in sync
      • 4
        Moves quickly
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        Not Secure

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      What is Conveyor?

      It makes distributing desktop and command line apps as easy as shipping a web app. It's a tool not a service, it generates self-upgrading packages for Windows, macOS and Linux using each platform's native package formats without requiring you to have those operating systems.

      What is Docker?

      The Docker Platform is the industry-leading container platform for continuous, high-velocity innovation, enabling organizations to seamlessly build and share any application — from legacy to what comes next — and securely run them anywhere

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