) sys.exit( ) # destroy the container if not c.destroy(): print("failed to destroy the container.", file=sys.stderr) sys.exit( ) a great feature of the python binding is the ability to run a function in the container's context as can be seen in the example below of a script updating all of your containers...
predefined marketplaces where you can get a lot of prepared images (apps). there is an integration with images , one of the public lxd image servers there are various linux distributions: alpine, centos, debian etc and also some service images with preconfigured applications, like wordpress or gitlab. containers...
. afterwards the product in cages so mentioned in autoclaves is spent and cooked there and sterilized. after the cooling phase the cages are taken from autoclaves out of that and brought to the packing road. there they are packed either manually or in cardboard, tray or other containers ready for dispatch...