I agree on all of the above. I tend to use custom --entrypoint="/bin/bash" for cases when I want to override defaults for debugging or exec -it for attaching to the already running container. Quite interesting feature of the volume mount, not described anywhere, is that with a fine grained target it can be maliciously used to workaround 30 day limit of most of the s/w trials. And about the tiered base images, people behind https://github.com/phusion/baseimage-docker did a really good job.
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Phusion's base image is awesome - much prefer using that and then adding services rather than building on top of the various other base images around (seeing "FROM python" etc makes me weep).
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About the 30 day trial limit thing - hasn't that always been possible to do if you're running the code on your own hardware?
It's fundamentally impossible to enforce such limits unless the software runs purely serverside.
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