currently using orbstack with a devcontainer project, and in that devcontainer i'm bringing up some other nested containers via `testcontainers` via golang, so it's completely possible and is running sweetly
I'm not completely sure about the use case of Docker-out-of-docker (maybe CI probably) but i guess a sibling container (a CI agent maybe) have access to docker.sock, and control other sibling containers, which i guess (…
okey so if that's the case that i need to buy a business license to be able to use it in above mentioned scenario then it's a big big RED flag
Your answer is still vague. So suppose we have this 3 hypothetical plans: - Professional : XXX $ - Business YYY $ - Enterprise ZZZ $ which XXX << YYY << ZZZ I'll repeat my scenario: - I'm a Backend Developer - I don't…
I would definitely buy OrbStack if it become non free. the only thing that i'm afraid of is this: - i work in an enterprise company, and they don't want to pay for docker. as a software engineer i want to be able to buy…
currently using orbstack with a devcontainer project, and in that devcontainer i'm bringing up some other nested containers via `testcontainers` via golang, so it's completely possible and is running sweetly
I'm not completely sure about the use case of Docker-out-of-docker (maybe CI probably) but i guess a sibling container (a CI agent maybe) have access to docker.sock, and control other sibling containers, which i guess (…
okey so if that's the case that i need to buy a business license to be able to use it in above mentioned scenario then it's a big big RED flag
Your answer is still vague. So suppose we have this 3 hypothetical plans: - Professional : XXX $ - Business YYY $ - Enterprise ZZZ $ which XXX << YYY << ZZZ I'll repeat my scenario: - I'm a Backend Developer - I don't…
I would definitely buy OrbStack if it become non free. the only thing that i'm afraid of is this: - i work in an enterprise company, and they don't want to pay for docker. as a software engineer i want to be able to buy…