I have a docker container running on elastic beanstock. From inside of this container, I used the Doker daemon running on the host OS I want to use other containers to run.
As I have read here, it is possible if the first container is brought by:
Yes, its possible, but YMMV is a rundown here: Dockerrun.aws.json allows you to map arbitrary routes in your container path. Therefore, you can map your host to a in your dockerfile: Then, to run the command in Happy Docking! Docker Run-VV / / v / run / Docker .sock: / var
docker.sock
) in a temple path. These steps are: Make sure you have got a staging directory
RAN Mkadir / run-data
Ensure that DocAran.ACS.S.S. "/ App / log", "volume": [{"host directory": "/ var / run": "/" "," Container directory ":" / run-data "}}}
/ run-data /docker.sock
The appropriate docker will be socket. From this point on, you can refer to the Doker API and talk directly with it
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