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src/content/blog/ci/ci-agnostic.md

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 Additionally, moving CI processes between platforms becomes easier, which is why
 it’s called CI Agnostic.
 
-However, achieving this isn’t as simple as creating a Dockerfile. Fortunately,
-there are several tools available to help.
+You can achieve this just by using native Dockerfile (Put all execution in CI).
+However, this is has some limitation especially with performance/caching and
+step separation. Fortunately, there are several tools available to help.
 
 ### 2. Available Tools And Technologies
 
@@ -261,6 +262,7 @@ All of the tools I listed here are opensource :D btw.
 | Dagger.io   | Medium       | Go/TS/Python                           | Good              | It's good but not easy to get on and required a skilled team                                                                                                  |
 | Earthly.dev | Low - Medium | Earthly syntax (Similar to Dockerfile) | Good              | It's good, easier to catch on compare to Dagger                                                                                                               |
 | Batect      | Easy         | Yaml                                   | Not Maintained    | I like the idea and the way this was implemented really similar to taskfile.dev and the simplicity of it. Anyone can understand without having much knowledge |
+| Dockerfile  | Easy         | Dockerfile format                      | Good              | This can work just fine but you may hit into a few issues like performance and caching as well as step separation                                             |
 
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