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As long as you provide a choice on what to run as PID1, and that init system immediately/automatically runs the ENTRYPOINT / CMD / run command I think it is fin
by edwintorok 12y ago
As long as you provide a choice on what to run as PID1, and that init system immediately/automatically runs the ENTRYPOINT / CMD / run command I think it is fine to change the behaviour to the correct one.
Please don't make the mistake to hardcode PID1, and worst of all not to systemd ... as systemd causes enough trouble in docker containers already (try debian host, fedora:20 docker and upgrade if you can).
- shykes 12y agoDon't worry, we believe in small composable tools, for example we are planning to break up Docker into more discrete binaries. So we're not about to bundle systemd into every Docker installation ;)