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I just want to be able to save a container binary to a USB drive and then run it from a different computer without having to install anything.
by atarian 7y ago
I just want to be able to save a container binary to a USB drive and then run it from a different computer without having to install anything.
- lytedev 7y agoThere are a number of ways to get this kind of functionality. Can you expound on "different computer"?
- juandazapata 7y agoWhat part of "different computer" is confusing to you?
- fwip 7y agoHow different, for one. Are they running the same OS? The same architecture? Do they have any software installed?
- TheChaplain 7y agoI believe that already exist and is called "AppImage".
- astockwell 7y agoThe first time I emailed a buddy a Go cross-compiled binary and he opened and it ran no problem (opsec aside), our worlds changed.
- atarian 7y agoThis is exactly how I'd like containers to be as well.
- m_sahaf 7y agoYou're looking for binctr: https://github.com/genuinetools/binctr https://github.com/genuinetools/binctr
- techntoke 7y agoInstalling Docker or another container runtime is easy. I'd suggest creating a portable OS that you can boot from USB, or creating a local registry. You may also want to consider just creating a script to bind mount the binaries.