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Fair enough. :) Docker does have fairly good support for SELinux built in tho (which counts as "using Docker" in my book). And I do like that Docker makes th
by Leynos 7y ago
Fair enough. :)
Docker does have fairly good support for SELinux built in tho (which counts as "using Docker" in my book).
And I do like that Docker makes the SELinux fairly straight forward for the simplest usecases (adding :z or :Z to volume directives).