Hey there! I’m Simon Kundrat, a machine learning engineer from Germany.
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Faster docker contexts
So if you are like me, who likes to develop with an remote docker host, you likely used docker contexts for connecting to a remote endpoint: docker context create remote --docker "host=ssh://user@myhost.org" docker context use remote With the docker context use command, your remote endpoint is now the default docker endpoint on your system. All commands you execute on your machine are actually executed on your specified ssh host. You can take a look at your contexts with the command docker context ls....