In an earlier post I went through how to create an LXD container that has graphics access through X11 forwarding. This is a simple method but if your goal for using containers is to sandbox applications and decrease the attack…
In an earlier post I went through how to create an LXD container that has graphics access through X11 forwarding. This is a simple method but if your goal for using containers is to sandbox applications and decrease the attack…
Restricting resource usage is done with profiles in LXD. There is a default profile that could be modified but it’s wise to create new profiles for specific use cases. Create a new profile: $ lxc profile create single_core Restrict memory…
Use the new autostart feature of LXD 0.16
How to use Linux containers to maintain a home server