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Systemd vs. Docker

Systemd vs. Docker

Posted Mar 3, 2016 16:10 UTC (Thu) by shykes (guest, #107289)
In reply to: Systemd vs. Docker by mildred593
Parent article: Systemd vs. Docker

That's incorrect. Docker works fine on systemd. What doesn't work is wrapping every call to Docker through systemd. It's an awkward integration and is not recommended. If you use them on the same machine for their intended purpose, they work just fine together.


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Systemd vs. Docker

Posted Mar 4, 2016 2:03 UTC (Fri) by raven667 (subscriber, #5198) [Link]

When you work with other people who use a system, what you think of as "intended purpose" may not matter all that much, what people want to do and are doing with the system is what matters, in this case running Docker format container services orchestrated through systemd and its existing dependency resolution and service management framework. I'm sorry that you personally think such use is "unnatural" but ultimately your customers decide.


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