Docker is good to run application container, not suitable for virtulizing OS. Therefore, playing with system configuration files such as /etc/hosts of /etc/reso

Docker is good to run application container, not suitable for virtulizing OS. Therefore, playing with system configuration files such as /etc/hosts of /etc/resolv.conf is not something that you want to do in Docker. You should use LXC, instead. I agree that Docker is suck sometimes, but most of times are because existing application is not built in a way that docker expects. I am optimistic that more are more applications are designed to be used for container environment.