Scott provides the fedora-dockerfiles package in docker with lots of “Dockerfile” examples. While working with Docker, I looked at the great work that Scott Collier was doing for getting services to run within a container. I put virt-sandbox-service on the backburner when it became obvious that the community was moving towards Docker.
Very little overhead, and creating a service container was simple, you only needed to specify the unit file of the service you wanted to put in the container.ĭocker stopped virt-sandbox-service development: Running a virt-sandbox-service container with an Apache unit file, you only see systemd, journald and the httpd processes running. My idea was to run systemd within a container and then systemd would start services the same way inside a container as it would outside the container. I built the virt-sandbox-service tool which would carve up your host system into a bunch of service containers. I have been working on Docker for the last few months, mainly getting SELinux added to help CONTAIN Containers.įor the last couple of years I was working on a different container technology using libvirt-lxc, in addition to my regular SELinux job. UPDATE: Read the new article " How to run systemd in a container" for the latest information.
0 kommentar(er)
