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・Programmability and portability: Infrastructure should be treated like any other bit of software. No longer tied to a physical location, Docker containers can easily be moved anywhere, from a laptop in a coffee shop to a cloud. Even more importantly, DDI like Docker can be programmed through its own API.

・Consolidation: This is the attribute of Docker that wins over most of the IT and system admins. Just like virtualization replaced physical infrastructure by turning 10 physical servers into 10 virtualized servers on a single machine, Docker can further increase the consolidation ratio of server workloads while improving speed and performance. ・Move to microservices: Companies, like Twitter, Google, and Facebook have adopted microservices to build their next generation of applications. Microservices are easier to scale, update, and develop by a larger engineering team.

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Jerry Chen is a partner at Greylock Partners. He sits on the board of Docker. Previously he was vice president of cloud and application services at VMware. The geek shall inherit the earth

What are the implications for vendors, developers, and IT professionals in the DDI era? Software vendors that don’t understand or embrace developers will fail to be relevant. Incumbents that sell to IT administrators like virtualization, storage, network, or security admins will need to understand how to sell to developers. IT professionals need to think about how to enable developer choice and not restrict it. Finally, developers need to expand what the definition of an application is. Code isn’t just a program, or an app on a smart phone, code becomes everything from metal to management, to the final pixel.