Containers are not VM’s, thus a different approach is required.
ie. a container should only have the daemon and related tools and nothing else.
keep the editing / management tools in the host, and then mount configs to the container
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Containers are not VM’s, thus a different approach is required.
ie. a container should only have the daemon and related tools and nothing else.
keep the editing / management tools in the host, and then mount configs to the container