> > > > As I really would like to keep a 1:1 matching with my current Devstack > > installation, have you tried to trick Dockenstack by modifying the > > localrc file to say Qemu as the driver ? >
Not yet, but I'd like to. It has been a secondary goal at this point. I have successfully tested with the Libvirt-LXC driver, however. > > Of course, it will need to run the container in a privileged mode (and > > btw. building a Dockerfile with privileged mode is not yet possible) but > > it sounds possible. > It isn't necessary to build with a privileged mode, it only needs to run that way. Dockenstack already requires this for docker-in-docker anyway, so it's not an issue to require this for Qemu. > > I was doing some experimentation this weekend on that, however with > straight up devstack in docker the fact that docker actively manages > /etc/hosts (it's not a real file, it's part of AUFS), complicates some > things. I also couldn't seemingly get rabbitmq to work in this env. > Honestly I expect that largely to be about hostname sensitivities, which > is why we muck with /etc/hosts so much. I had no problems, but I haven't tested Dockenstack with the Docker 0.9 or 0.10 releases, I last used it on 0.8.1. I'll be updating the Dockerfile and testing it throughly with the latest Docker release once we merge the devstack patches. Regards, Eric Windisch
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