What I don't like about Docker is that it spews stuff all over the place.
After installation, it is constantly running. As can be seen by:
ps aux | grep docker
And it occupies IPs:
ip addr | grep
I was on a train in Germany recently and could not use the Wifi because of that. Turned out the docker daemon occupied the IP range the Train Wifi uses. While I was not using docker at all.
I guess it clutters even more stuff. Any suggestions what else to look for?
So I am looking for a cleaner container solution. One that feels more like a Linux tool that keeps the system intact and only runs when it runs.
If Kata is such a tool, I would look into it more closely.
After installation, it is constantly running. As can be seen by:
And it occupies IPs: I was on a train in Germany recently and could not use the Wifi because of that. Turned out the docker daemon occupied the IP range the Train Wifi uses. While I was not using docker at all.I guess it clutters even more stuff. Any suggestions what else to look for?
So I am looking for a cleaner container solution. One that feels more like a Linux tool that keeps the system intact and only runs when it runs.
If Kata is such a tool, I would look into it more closely.