If this works, this is fantastic. Getting away from the stupidly complex abstractions around Docker is a welcome change, especially if we can still package and deploy immutable images. We already manage containers like tiny VMs, so ditching the abstractions should simplify life a bit.
Not sure what you mean.. could you give some examples?
In my experience, people prefer Docker over VM's because they _like_ the abstractions and tooling associated with it. It's a lot friendlier to developers and makes immutable infrastructure a much more realistic goal for ops folks, IMO.
Yes, it's still just more abstractions. If you look at the way people use ECS, allocating specific resource limits to each container, it's basically a micro EC2 node. And for me, the only reason I use containers is to make it easier to package and run applications immutably. If I can do that without "containerisms", all the better. It also seems like VMs would solve a good deal of multi-tenancy issues.
