Marvin Renich via Postfix-users <postfix-users@postfix.org> writes: > [...] > Do you expect the postfix devs to release containers for every popular > combination of distribution and containerization technology (Docker, > kubernetes, LXC, OpenVZ, etc.)? Even picking one distribution still > leaves too many containers.
No, so far I see two targets: Debian & Alpine Linux. Why those two? >From what I see postfix has a very good integration into Debian, thus a very logical target. Alpine Linux is the smallest container distro out there and by many preferred, as it is very small AND you get layer sharing because all your other images use alpine linux as a base as well. I also don't understand why you assume docker and k8s are using different containers. They don't. And to my knowledge OpenVZ almost dead. And LXC uses operating system images, so not a case either. > Suppose I want to use dovecot sasl auth. Now I need a single container > with both postfix and dovecot. And the list goes on. That's also a misconception. If you need postfix and dovecot, you run two containers.
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