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I'd argue it's a lot more than "minimum". You need them to be comfortable with the host system, and also manage the running container, which will have a differe
by makeitdouble 2y ago
I'd argue it's a lot more than "minimum". You need them to be comfortable with the host system, and also manage the running container, which will have a different OS most of the time, and the virtualization mechanism (docker here).
Simple things like having a student access another student's web server becomes overly complicated, as you're dealing with 4 systems talking to/through each other.
- Daishiman 2y agoBut the fundamental fact is that "accessing someone else's web server" is not that trivial of an affair and has never been when you get down and dirty into the details of networking.
- makeitdouble 2y agoGiving access to a debug server on a local network is a single command line when running natively to the host. Sure making them understand everything is a journey, but just spawning the server is fairly quick and painless.