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For docker on freebsd to get any traction, it would need to be implemented with the vm behind the scenes. The beauty of the macOS/windows versions are that they
by LeSaucy 6y ago
For docker on freebsd to get any traction, it would need to be implemented with the vm behind the scenes. The beauty of the macOS/windows versions are that they require 0 setup/maintenance and are an implementation detail.
- nix23 6y ago>docker on freebsd to get any traction Yeah no thanks....run bhyve..with buntu and than your docker...have (no) fun. That's "docker" for freebsd: https://bastillebsd.org/ https://bastillebsd.org/
- canada_dry 6y agoWow... bastille is a pretty capable container manager!
- nix23 6y agoYes! I love to work with it.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoIt seems like this should be relatively simple; build docker-cli as a native FreeBSD program, make a docker-machine backend for bhyve... port docker-machine to FreeBSD, I guess (I hope that's not hard; it's not doing anything OS-specific), and you should be good to go.