> +
> + if (templateOptions.getCommands().isPresent()) {
> + containerConfigBuilder.cmd(templateOptions.getCommands().get());
> + }
> +
> + if (templateOptions.getMemory().isPresent()) {
> + containerConfigBuilder.memory(templateOptions.getMemory().get());
> + }
> +
> + if (templateOptions.getCpuShares().isPresent()) {
> +
> containerConfigBuilder.cpuShares(templateOptions.getCpuShares().get());
> + }
> +
> + if (templateOptions.getVolumes().isPresent()) {
> + Map<String, Object> volumes = Maps.newLinkedHashMap();
> + for (String containerDir :
> templateOptions.getVolumes().get().values()) {
This isn't right. You're throwing away the host directory portion. We have two
use cases for volumes, one is mounting a host directory in a specific location
on a container, the other is creating a volume in a specific location on a
container for export to another container. This will only cover the second case.
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