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But... you can ssh into a container and change state (depending on config options), can't you? I'm not sure I follow this response or the OP's complaint. I mos
by soVeryTired 6y ago
But... you can ssh into a container and change state (depending on config options), can't you? I'm not sure I follow this response or the OP's complaint.
I mostly write python code and one very nice pattern I've found is to run a container somewhere (either locally or on a server somewhere) with an open port. You can SSH into it and use the remote interpreter as your main project interpreter. That way your dev environment is 100% reproducible. VS Code an Pycharm Pro both support doing that.
- Galanwe 6y agoI think OP is working with a farm of containers that are spawned and destroyed dynamically. Which means SSHing on one and fixing a problem would not really help.
- eejjjj82 6y agoDepends on how you setup the container.
- mark_l_watson 6y agoFor small deployments, running a Common Lisp web app with remote repl access is great for finding problems. I wouldn't recommend this for high traffic apps but there are many use cases in this world for small user base, focused web apps where maximizing developer productivity is required for profitability.