I thought that you read it in your own words and express your opinion and we will start a discussion. And so not intresno links always.
Ah, a classic miscommunication. Sorry about that.
Let's see what Dapp is, who did not know....I do not know much either. It is normal
Dapp is a utility for implementing and maintaining CI / CD processes (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery). It is intended for use by DevOps-specialists as a link between the application code (supported by Git), the infrastructure described by the code (Chef) and used by PaaS (Kubernetes). In this case, dapp is designed with thoughts of speed / performance, its purpose is to make it easier for DevOps engineers to develop code for assembly, to reduce the waiting time for building the next commit, and to automate the de-job.
What does dapp do?
Reducing the average build time.
Use a shared cache between assemblies.
The possibility of distributed assembly when using a common registry.
Reducing the size of the image, by taking the original data and tools of assembly.
Ability to build an image using chef.
Creation of a set of images on one file-description.
Advanced debugging tools for the captured image.
Deplays in kubernetes via helm (kubernetes package manager).
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