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The script and Dockerfile I use are pretty long, but they set up everything needed to map in the most common stuff like ssh and aws creds, ptrace, sudo support,
by peterwwillis 6y ago
The script and Dockerfile I use are pretty long, but they set up everything needed to map in the most common stuff like ssh and aws creds, ptrace, sudo support, uid/gid runtime mapping, etc.
Once you start developing your shared repos from a container, you realize that it's much easier to automate running things from it than to develop inside of it, so it's actually easier to get people to build CI/CD pipelines now where before they'd wait for someone else to do it for them.
And the only problem there is there's no easy + good + free self-hosted CI/CD software out there. Yes, you probably use X just fine, but X probably doesn't scale, or isn't enterprise compatible, etc. The biggest barrier to automation is both a business problem and a technical problem.