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The command nixos-container can now create containers. For instance, the following creates and starts a container named ‘database’: $ nixos-container create database The configuration of the container is stored in /var/lib/containers/<name>/etc/nixos/configuration.nix. After editing the configuration, you can make the changes take effect by doing $ nixos-container update database The container can also be destroyed: $ nixos-container destroy database Containers are now executed using a template unit, ‘container@.service’, so the unit in this example would be ‘container@database.service’. |
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| amazon-config.nix | ||
| amazon-image.nix | ||
| container-login.nix | ||
| containers.nix | ||
| ec2-data.nix | ||
| google-compute-config.nix | ||
| google-compute-image.nix | ||
| libvirtd.nix | ||
| nixos-container.sh | ||
| nova-config.nix | ||
| nova-image.nix | ||
| nova.nix | ||
| qemu-opts | ||
| qemu-vm.nix | ||
| run-in-netns.c | ||
| virtualbox-guest.nix | ||
| virtualbox-image.nix | ||
| xen-dom0.nix | ||
| xen-domU.nix | ||