I can already see that `docker exec` and `docker create` will allow me to get rid of a number of admin and configurator containers.
When I started playing around with boot2docker, I was gagging for the ability to share directories with OS X. However, it turns out that I didn't really need that once I realised that caching means that building images is very fast.
Yeah, build caching makes it much more practical to rebuild in many cases. But there are still some workflows where even waiting a few seconds is too long - most commonly when you're writing frontend code and want to just refresh the browser every time you edit a line of css.
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Congratulations on the new release!
I can already see that `docker exec` and `docker create` will allow me to get rid of a number of admin and configurator containers.
When I started playing around with boot2docker, I was gagging for the ability to share directories with OS X. However, it turns out that I didn't really need that once I realised that caching means that building images is very fast.
Yeah, build caching makes it much more practical to rebuild in many cases. But there are still some workflows where even waiting a few seconds is too long - most commonly when you're writing frontend code and want to just refresh the browser every time you edit a line of css.