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You can also do that with lxd, which will just give you nested Ubuntu and doesn't require the huge paradigm shift that Docker imposes.
by rlpb 4y ago
You can also do that with lxd, which will just give you nested Ubuntu and doesn't require the huge paradigm shift that Docker imposes.
- iso1631 4y agoSure I could, I assume. But there's no paradigm shift about a script doing "docker run". Or am I missing something?
- rlpb 4y agoBy default something running inside Docker is immutable and doesn't run standard system utilities. You have to make arrangements for logging, data persistence, daemon auto-restart, and so forth. It can all be done, but the necessity to do all of this differently is what I mean by paradigm shift.