In defense of Portainer

Hey guys,

Just listened to Self-Hosted 59 where y'all talk about Portainer. While I do love ssh + docker CLI for most of my personal setup, Portainer is great at 2 things for my company:

1) It provides discoverability for new users. We are slowly dragging our company into the "Wonderful World of Containers", but it is slow getting everyone on board. Having a nice GUI to show all the options for a `docker run` and to easily store things like Docker Compose stacks or private registry credentials where anyone can access them is a huge benefit.

2) It provides some level of access control (even for the free version) remotely. While we could just set up OS users for everyone on our big Docker test server, it is much easier to just let Portainer handle it and somewhat lock it down, especially for QA team members who don't really care about everything under the hood, they just want to click a button to update a container and see it is up.

Thanks and love the show,
James

P.S. thanks for the All Shows subscription! Excited to be a new SRE (and Core Contributor and QA :D)