So it's always going to be used for technical things, but not necessarily development things. I use it for both.
For my home server setup I have docker setup like this:
A VPN docker container
A transmission (bittorrent client) container, using the VPN's network
An nginx (web server) container, which provides access to the transmission container
A 3proxy socks proxy container, using the VPN's network
A tor client container
A 3proxy socks proxy container, using the tor container's network
Usually it's pretty hard to say "these specific programs and only these should run over my VPN". Docker makes that easy. I can just attach containers to the same network as my VPN container, and their traffic will all go over the VPN. And then with my socks proxies I can selectively put my browser traffic over either the VPN or Tor, using extensions like FoxyProxy. I watch wrestling through my vpn because it's cheaper overseas and has better streaming options, so I have those specific sites set to route through my VPN socks proxy. And I have all onion links set to go through my Tor proxy.
I don't know of a good way to route other application's traffic through the VPN container with them being in docker containers, unless you use some intermediary setup. That's why I have socks proxies routed through the VPN, so I can selectively put traffic through it. If the app supports a socks proxy you could do it that way. At the least you could use Proxychains to do so if the program does TCP networking.
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Docker - what use is it?
I see Docker mentioned every other thread and was wondering how useful it is for non development things, and if so what they are.