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It is common to use --privileged (or -v docker.sock) and run docker commands inside docker. But then you're not really in the container, you may as well be on t
by mappu 3y ago
It is common to use --privileged (or -v docker.sock) and run docker commands inside docker. But then you're not really in the container, you may as well be on the host.
I think genuinely containerizing inside an ordinary container, without --privileged, would mean taking extreme compromises like bocker or proot.
What's the state of the art here?