Managing a dev team at a full stack development company can be hard. You have to always keep the over-enthusiastic developers focussed at the right task. More often than not, you to have to remind them that it is important to finish the change request that a client submitted yesterday by EOD than trying out the fancy new javascript library. To keep us from hurting our business, we also have to make sure that we don’t jump at the wrong slope of any technology hype cycle. And that is probably the reason we were quite late in adopting Docker for any of our projects. We were actually asked to use Docker by one of our clients for his project.  We liked it, thought it was useful and continued using it for all other projects. We have recently reduced docker usage due to number issues surpassing the perceived benefits for our purposes. Here are few details about our experience-