At the very least, you could add value:
- How to keep this daemon running between reboots
- How to use this tip with boot2docker
- Is this the equivalent to how vagrant caches base images?
- etc.
Thanks for the feedback! As stated in the blog post the idea was not new and more a kick to get more people informed about registry mirroring. Also the biggest advantage as I see it is as described in post if you have a fleet of docker hosts.
I'm almost always using salt for orchestration to keeping containers running, there will be more posts about that later.
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The article doesn't really do much more than restate Docker's own guide: > https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/docs/sources/ar...
(Linked in the article)
At the very least, you could add value: - How to keep this daemon running between reboots - How to use this tip with boot2docker - Is this the equivalent to how vagrant caches base images? - etc.
Thanks for the feedback! As stated in the blog post the idea was not new and more a kick to get more people informed about registry mirroring. Also the biggest advantage as I see it is as described in post if you have a fleet of docker hosts.
I'm almost always using salt for orchestration to keeping containers running, there will be more posts about that later.