boultonn
ClioSport Club Member
Macan S
Yeah, but very much from the playground perspective rather than security focused.
Plus being able to spin up a new service with a few lines of bash rather than running an installer, which may have a ton of dependencies that get installed, but aren’t removed if you uninstall the app.
Plus you can have a bunch of web servers which all think they’re running on port 80 but you can easily map them to other ports to avoid conflict then have a single proxy in front of it all.
