Much has already been written about the virtues of Docker, and containers in general like CoreOS or Kubernetes. How life-changing Docker is, how innovative, etc. However, the real secret to Docker’s success in the marketplace is the hidden retribution of innovation. Innovation and R&D is the lifeblood of today’s technology success. Companies, no matter how large, must iterate constantly to stay ahead of their legacy competitors and new upstarts risking disruption. The rise of Agile methodologies and DevOps teams comes with the expectations of more releases, more features, and ultimately a better product.