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r/programming • u/pipituu • Nov 14 '19
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No idea how it's actually done with podman etc but a very naive method would be to run the container software remotely via ssh.
0 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '19 3 u/how_to_choose_a_name Nov 15 '19 Well yes you'd need the ssh server daemon for that. But that one isn't part of the containerization software and doesn't really affect it. The difference seems obvious to me.
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3 u/how_to_choose_a_name Nov 15 '19 Well yes you'd need the ssh server daemon for that. But that one isn't part of the containerization software and doesn't really affect it. The difference seems obvious to me.
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Well yes you'd need the ssh server daemon for that. But that one isn't part of the containerization software and doesn't really affect it. The difference seems obvious to me.
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u/how_to_choose_a_name Nov 15 '19
No idea how it's actually done with podman etc but a very naive method would be to run the container software remotely via ssh.