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I don't know how docker is to blame here; to me it's a bit unfair. It's more about the setting of the ufw. Docker relies on their own NAT table, and setting uf
by meow112012 5y ago
I don't know how docker is to blame here; to me it's a bit unfair.
It's more about the setting of the ufw. Docker relies on their own NAT table, and setting ufw accordingly requires a bit of setup. That said, having a good setting from hosting provider is quite easier ans safer.
- Tepix 5y agoDocker's default goes against best practices. Just look at all those opened issues on Github. Clearly people get caught by surprise and may suffer a security compromise as a result. Docker is 100% to blame here and they need to change the default! Just put it in the release notes and get it over with.