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Sure I could, I assume. But there's no paradigm shift about a script doing "docker run". Or am I missing something?
by iso1631 4y ago
Sure 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.