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ofir eldar created · Aug 07, 2017 at 11:00 AM · qualixdocker
The QualiX docker container allows you to integrate Remote Desktop capabilities directly into your browser.
As a CloudShell user, this enables you, directly from your browser, to remotely connect to and control machines that are present in a sandbox.
Among the advantages of working with QualiX are:
http://help.quali.com/doc/8.1/QualiX/Content/QualiX/Home.htm
http://help.quali.com/doc/8.1/QualiX/Content/QualiX/Instl-Cnfg-Docker.htm
Is there a way to run this within docker without swarm? Just a normal machine with docker without compose and swarm.
Thanks
Looks like I can just download the zip, extract it, rename `docker-compose.swarm.yml` to `docker-compose.yaml` then in PowerShell I can cd to that directory and run `docker-compose.exe up`
While it is possible to run the containers manually or use docker compose, it is not recommended on production systems.
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