Comment by speedgoose
4 years ago
Good news, we have solutions. You could use continuous integration and software containers like Docker.
4 years ago
Good news, we have solutions. You could use continuous integration and software containers like Docker.
Does Docker abstract filesystem behaviors like this? I always thought that it stopped at the libc level - that is, libc is included in the container, but it calls the host kernel's system calls, and so inherits the host kernel's behavior (including things like underlying filesystem case sensitivity).
Docker relies on LXC, so it's Linux-only. On other platforms it runs in a Linux VM. The host for Docker, then, is Linux no matter where you are.
> Docker relies on LXC, so it's Linux-only.
Docker hasn't supported LXC since 2016, and stopped relying on it in 2014
https://www.docker.com/blog/docker-0-9-introducing-execution...
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