Namely that it forces you to store your data in a shared service and design your app so that it can be destroyed at any time without severe consequences.
It also has primitives built in to get you thinking about fleets of machines instead of individual machines such as a default shared configuration and low level knowledge of the other machines in the fleet.
Lastly, since it is very Docker friendly, it gets you thinking in containers, which is a very neat way of making sure that your software is consistent across machines.
It also has primitives built in to get you thinking about fleets of machines instead of individual machines such as a default shared configuration and low level knowledge of the other machines in the fleet.
Lastly, since it is very Docker friendly, it gets you thinking in containers, which is a very neat way of making sure that your software is consistent across machines.