In order to update you'd have to re-build the container? Or can it
update itself?
It could, but that's "holding it wrong".
In principle, an image is used to spawn a container, then you kill it or
clone it, and the next container will be completely identical except for
a few details like hostname, network parameters, etc.
Are you saying that the image should be re-built regularly like other
builds? The user would, instead of updating LMS in the container, update
the container itself?
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Michael
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