You know, I don’t like it either. I don’t like the network config, or the way the commands work. But I do love the overlayfs, and the somewhat ease of documenting the installation.
I love orbstack however. Every container gets his own ip and host, no need to map ports.
It feels like the docker people didn’t really understand the complete network stack.
I kind of abused docker/orb stack to create easy adhoc chrooted containers. They let me just try out stuff, and they get shutdown when I’m not on there anymore. Check https://github.com/jrz/container-shell
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You know, I don’t like it either. I don’t like the network config, or the way the commands work. But I do love the overlayfs, and the somewhat ease of documenting the installation.
I love orbstack however. Every container gets his own ip and host, no need to map ports.
It feels like the docker people didn’t really understand the complete network stack.
I kind of abused docker/orb stack to create easy adhoc chrooted containers. They let me just try out stuff, and they get shutdown when I’m not on there anymore. Check https://github.com/jrz/container-shell
Docker is very "less is more" and it shows.