Hey, Docker is somewhat a hype these days.
And docker can also be found in the Node land. In two ways actually. First: Ryan added some Dockerfiles which you can use to build ovirt-node-iso within a Docker container. That is great. Because it separates the host OS from the to-be-build-OS. Ref: http://gerrit.ovirt.org/#/c/24679/ Second: I just added a (draft) plugin which adds Docker to an existing Node ISO and runs it in "host mode", that means Docker will be bound to a public port (4243 in out case) and users can use it from remote using: $ docker -H $NODEADDR:4243 info This has the benefit of having the solid nature of Node as a base and the flexibility of Docker on top. Ref: http://gerrit.ovirt.org/#/c/25370/ Both ways need testing, and the latter can not be easily tested yet, as systemd (aka Fedora image) is required. - fabian
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