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You could probably do fine with just chroot. Docker is overkill for most use cases, but one advantage is that it works on Windows and Mac too. Using the same ui
by z3t4 6y ago
You could probably do fine with just chroot. Docker is overkill for most use cases, but one advantage is that it works on Windows and Mac too. Using the same uid for your user on both the host and the container will likely fix the weird user issue.
One thing I miss when using Docker is the pipe command in unix like shells.
- capdeck 6y agoAnd if you need a step up from chroot, systemd-nspawn is a good next step. Just as light, but supports many more isolated features including all kinds of networking. No need for go runtime as with docker, the same convenience of use via machinectl command.