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dorfsmay on June 10, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: How We Use Docker For Continuous Delivery – Part 2

Yes, you can, but then it means you need to keep track of which master your dockers are running on.

fsaintjacques on June 10, 2014 [–]

It's either tracking the slave you're on, or repackaging the whole linux userland in your container. I'd go for the first one.

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