7 Docker containers I wasted time trying to use (and what I did instead)

When it comes to Docker containers, the most popular or readily available options aren’t always the most efficient or feature-rich. While Docker undeniably offers excellent value, certain containerized solutions proved to be more time-consuming to configure or ultimately lacked the necessary features I required in my workflow. In several instances, exploring both open-source and even some carefully chosen closed-source alternatives proved to be more effective than their Dockerized counterparts.