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Linux Administration Cookbook
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Linux Administration Cookbook

by Adam K. Dean
December 2018
Beginner
826 pages
22h 54m
English
Packt Publishing
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Docker Nginx install

Moving on, we next set up an Nginx Docker container, forwarding a port as we did.

The positives here are as follows:

  • It's quick to start up your instance
  • Multiple instances can be started with no worry of cross contamination
  • The processes are reasonably segregated from the host machine (though exploits can and do happen)
  • Containers can be torn down and redeployed in a heartbeat, with no worry that lingering files might cause you problems

Some negatives are as follows:

  • You have to download the container first
  • Mapping ports (when not defined explicitly) results in a randomly NAT'd port, rather than port 80 by default
  • You might end up with an OS in the container that isn't the same as the host OS (there can be internal ...
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