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    Docker: Consider not to use shared configurations / files in the docker host

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      mprueter_2431
      last edited by mprueter_2431

      It seems to be pretty hard to reinstall your docker container. Deleting networks, volumes and images is not enough if the password in the docker-compose file has changed.

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        apxltd inedo-engineer
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        Hi; do you have any specific recommendations? We are reevaluating our Docker strategy, perhaps to include things like Swarm or Kubernetes as distribution options.

        Here's what we do now...

        https://github.com/inedo/proget-docker

        Founder and CEO, Inedo

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          mprueter_2431
          last edited by

          Well, i think it is against the docker concept to share such files.
          It makes it hard to throw a container away and start from the scretch.

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            apxltd inedo-engineer
            last edited by

            Can you be more specific? I don't understand?

            You most definitely do not want to "throw away" your package store or database...

            Founder and CEO, Inedo

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              cambridgeport90
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              I think they mean that they want to be able to "recycle" the container, hence needing it to be abvle to have password changes.

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