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Replace Ubuntu with boot2docker. #49
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Setup HOME directory mounting using this [workaround](boot2docker/boot2docker#284). Uses an forked boot2docker shell script (based on boot2docker/boot2docker#93) but fast forward to the latest master to allow a fixed ip address for guest and host (aka localdocker). Removed Vagrant, VM is managed by VirtualBox alone.
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Hi!
I was able to replace the Ubuntu VM with boot2docker (related to #17).
This was possible due to two things...
This also removed the need for Vagrant (#26) as you can just use Virtual Box to mount the shared folder!
Sadly, there are a few issues...
Enter the password 'tcuser' below to mount folders to Docker Virtual Machine.UnlessThis needs to be done once after starting the VM. There is Streamline SSH access in two lines boot2docker/boot2docker#192 which could be a possible solution.docker-osx destroyis called, this is a one time thing172.16.42.43doesn't work with the patched boot2docker. I'm not sure why! Any listings in/etc/hostsfor localdocker should be removed before installing the above.For me, those work around suit my use case of docker.
I think 2 + 3 could possible be improved by vendoring boot2docker script + iso into docker-osx repo.
Here is a terminal recording to get an idea of performance vs vagrant + ubuntu + proof it works :)
Interested to hear thoughts around this!