Docker wants to take containers to the next level. Well, “next level” might not be quite right, maybe the next multitude of levels would be more appropriate, as container use spreads from the cloud and datacenter into areas like IoT and the desktop. Suffice it to say, the Docker whale is happy to swim into these relatively uncharted waters. And they’re going to do so in a way particularly fitting for an open source company: by enlisting participation from the community.
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