Should I set the time in a container?
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I have a few containers (systemd-nspawn based) and I am wondering whether I should set up the time (via systemd-timesyncd) or is it maintained by the host?
systemd ntp clock container containers
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I have a few containers (systemd-nspawn based) and I am wondering whether I should set up the time (via systemd-timesyncd) or is it maintained by the host?
systemd ntp clock container containers
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
41.4k1056131
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
WoJWoJ
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I have a few containers (systemd-nspawn based) and I am wondering whether I should set up the time (via systemd-timesyncd) or is it maintained by the host?
systemd ntp clock container containers
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
41.4k1056131
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
WoJWoJ
464214
I have a few containers (systemd-nspawn based) and I am wondering whether I should set up the time (via systemd-timesyncd) or is it maintained by the host?
systemd ntp clock container containers
systemd ntp clock container containers
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
41.4k1056131
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
WoJWoJ
464214
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
41.4k1056131
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
WoJWoJ
464214
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
41.4k1056131
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
41.4k1056131
edited Jan 25 at 23:47
Jeff Schaller
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41.4k1056131
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
WoJWoJ
464214
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
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464214
asked Jan 25 at 22:24
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464214
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Currently (*), there is no virtualisation of the time ressource in a container, ie there is no "time namespace". That means that should you succeed in changing the time in a container (by overriding some sane default limits existing in every containerization application), you would change the host's time. So the answer is not only you shouldn't, but also you should not be allowed to.
(*) this might change someday: Time namespaces
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Currently (*), there is no virtualisation of the time ressource in a container, ie there is no "time namespace". That means that should you succeed in changing the time in a container (by overriding some sane default limits existing in every containerization application), you would change the host's time. So the answer is not only you shouldn't, but also you should not be allowed to.
(*) this might change someday: Time namespaces
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Currently (*), there is no virtualisation of the time ressource in a container, ie there is no "time namespace". That means that should you succeed in changing the time in a container (by overriding some sane default limits existing in every containerization application), you would change the host's time. So the answer is not only you shouldn't, but also you should not be allowed to.
(*) this might change someday: Time namespaces
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Currently (*), there is no virtualisation of the time ressource in a container, ie there is no "time namespace". That means that should you succeed in changing the time in a container (by overriding some sane default limits existing in every containerization application), you would change the host's time. So the answer is not only you shouldn't, but also you should not be allowed to.
(*) this might change someday: Time namespaces
answered Jan 25 at 22:31
A.BA.B
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Currently (*), there is no virtualisation of the time ressource in a container, ie there is no "time namespace". That means that should you succeed in changing the time in a container (by overriding some sane default limits existing in every containerization application), you would change the host's time. So the answer is not only you shouldn't, but also you should not be allowed to.
(*) this might change someday: Time namespaces
answered Jan 25 at 22:31
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answered Jan 25 at 22:31
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