Docker is a container for distributed apps, sort of like a VM, but without the OS inside the VM, and it seems like…

Docker is a container for distributed apps, sort of like a VM, but without the OS inside the VM, and it seems like it is going to be big.

I’ve only just learned of it, but naturally one of my first questions are – would it be possible to target Docker with Delphi apps? Would it be more interesting to target Docker than to do Delphi Linux Support?

https://blog.docker.com/2014/10/docker-microsoft-partner-distributed-applications/

9 thoughts on “Docker is a container for distributed apps, sort of like a VM, but without the OS inside the VM, and it seems like…


  1. I’m not entirely sure that a Delphi application would be supported. On the docker site they say any language but later on Java, Node.JS and C++. That does not sound like any language to me. But more importantly: How is the performance?


  2. Anyone played with Docker and a Delphi app? I don’t see any real advantage if you are basically working with a single EXE and no dependencies (a large number of Delphi apps) and minimal advantage for Delphi apps with resource dependencies, but willing to be enlightened.