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I mean running docker on the remote machine and just sshing into it. I assume changing the docker host on OSX just means a command is being sent over the netwo
by stickyricky 5y ago
I mean running docker on the remote machine and just sshing into it. I assume changing the docker host on OSX just means a command is being sent over the network. Just wondering why prioritize "local" development if its all remote anyway.
- zelphirkalt 5y agoSetting up SSH inside a container and being able to SSH into the container wasn't so trivial to do, last time I read about it. If I recall correctly, there were also some host system security implications. What do you mean by 'prioritize "local" development'?
- stickyricky 5y ago"Machine A" SSHes into "Machine B". "Machine B" is running Docker. You run docker commands on "Machine B". The output of the command is returned to "Machine A". I.e. a normal ssh session. At no point do you ssh into a container.