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So if you run anything other than Ubuntu inside Docker, this is useless because the steps to build your own aren't outlined. I find Docker to be horribly count
by brokenparser 13y ago
So if you run anything other than Ubuntu inside Docker, this is useless because the steps to build your own aren't outlined.
I find Docker to be horribly counter-intuitive and ass-backwards anyway, so not much harm done there as people are in general better off with something else entirely (plain lxc, libvirt, virtualbox, xen, openvz...). I recommend to steer away from it at least until 1.0 is out.
EDIT: I put it in my .plan to build a better BusyBox image aimed at running statically compiled programs with minimal baggage, but I'm not sure when I'll get a round tuit*
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- FooBarWidget 13y agoWhy do you think it isn't outlined? The website explains exactly what the modifications are, what they do, and what they are good for. The Dockerfile is on Github for everyone to see. The website makes explicit mention that the init system is /sbin/my_init, for which the full source is available on Github. It's trivial to take the my_init script and integrate it into your non-Ubuntu container. You can even write your own init system based on the website description if you so choose.