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FWIW, part of the design difference is that rocket doesn't implement an API. When you do `rkt run` it is actually executing under that PID hierarchy; there is n
by philips 12y ago
FWIW, part of the design difference is that rocket doesn't implement an API. When you do `rkt run` it is actually executing under that PID hierarchy; there is no rktd that forks the process.
This is a design goal so that you can launch a container under the control of your init system or other process management system.
- lambdaops 12y agoThat's really too bad, because the only way for me to spawn containers programmatically is shelling out.
- cbsmith 12y agoForking, not shelling out, no?
- thockingoog 12y agoThis was a key principle of LMCTFY, too, FWIW.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- fss 12y agoIn case you change your mind, I just created this awesome project: https://github.com/fsouza/go-rocketclient https://github.com/fsouza/go-rocketclient