Obviously this isn't a great way to use docker, but wow is it neat. I could see this potentially be used to make a copy of a running legacy server as a temporar

Obviously this isn't a great way to use docker, but wow is it neat. I could see this potentially be used to make a copy of a running legacy server as a temporary solution or as an emergency backup. Ah, there's a tool that does this in general, neat: http://devstructure.com/blueprint/ http://devstructure.com/blueprint/