Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a...
by icebraining on Sunday December 23, 2018 @10:51AM
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If you're already using systemd, there's systemd-nspawn.
Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a...
by ytjohn on Sunday December 23, 2018 @10:29AM
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Take a look at rkt. It seems like it would be much closer as it does script based container execution.
Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a...
by meddlepal on Sunday December 23, 2018 @04:52PM
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Rkt is pretty much dead as a standalone technology. It was influential in a number of ways though (for example, it forced the CRI to come into existence in Kubernetes).
Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a...
by zbentley on Sunday December 23, 2018 @11:57AM
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> I was hoping more for a toolbox like GNU fileutils, not a toolbox with a billion dollar valuation
What do you see as the primary differences between those two projects, or types of projects?
Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a...
by alexandre_m on Sunday December 23, 2018 @05:10PM
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> They did. It's called Docker.
Yes I see that. But I was hoping more for a toolbox like GNU fileutils, not a toolbox with a billion dollar valuation (which is what Docker is)