｢ Docker is essentially a sandwich of disk images where you can shove absolutely anything, and then these images get executed by running whatever legacy software you’ve crammed in there, regardless of how horrific or inconsistent it might be, with zero behavioral controls ｣
https://andreafortuna.org/2025/06/20/unpopular-opinion-kubernetes-is-a-symptom-not-a-solution
What lightweight monitoring option can I run that will give me historical stats on memory and cpu for both the host and each container? I'm trying to track down a random timeout (suspecting caused by cpu spikes) at exactly 2am on some nights.
Should run as a docker container. Thanks!
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