> LXC and cgroups and aufs and overlayfs and whatever else do a lot of the heavy lifting, but Docker glued it all together For being just glue, Docker has an u

> LXC and cgroups and aufs and overlayfs and whatever else do a lot of the heavy lifting, but Docker glued it all together For being just glue, Docker has an unjustifiably large code base, it's quite opaque and a lot of stuff to learn if you want to go beyond "hello world" If a bash script can do the same (admittedly, using btrfs) using 100 lines of code something is wrong^W hyped up. https://github.com/p8952/bocker https://github.com/p8952/bocker