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The aufs mount is (probably) only mounted on the guest's VFS so I'm not sure how you would access it from the host.
by zimbatm 14y ago
The aufs mount is (probably) only mounted on the guest's VFS so I'm not sure how you would access it from the host.
- shykes 14y agoDocker lets you visualize changes on any container's filesystem live, as they happen. It also lets you snapshot changes from any container into a new image, and immediately start running new containers from that image. No manual post-processing of the image, no configuration files to templatize. The whole thing is 2 commands and maybe half a second.
- jpetazzo 14y agoThe AUFS mountpoint is also reachable from the host. However, each container uses its own `mnt` namespace, so further mounts (done within the container) will not automatically be visible.