What has Docker become?

There's just something hilarious about the CEO change from Scott Johnson to Don Johnson, like Silicon Valley white guy MBA execs are just interchangeable Lego minifigs.

It's sad that Kubernetes is considered the thing that killed Swarm, or the ability of Docker Inc to monetize and grow the "orchestration" side of the equation. Some kind of middle ground between "ssh + systemd" and full-blown Kubernetes seems to be desired. I know there are options in that space now, but Docker was in a unique position to sell that idea early on.