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by crdoconnor
3085 days ago
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Exactly what rad_gruchalski said. I'm assuming that in this case the base container would be a 'ruby' container or something. You'd build an example container atop it running a bit of example ruby code - verifying that it behaves properly. Those behavioral tests could be used to verify that the underlying container is configured properly. I suppose that's sort of what you're doing in the example you linked to above. |
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