I didn't consider many environments; I installed one 🦞 on the system, then installed a second 🦞 inside Docker. I also tinkered with a reply bot and put it in Docker, but the result was a mess with storage addresses and memory. Still, the same advice applies: never run multiple instances in one Docker, or say, one Docker with multiple 🦞 systems. It's best to have one Docker = one project.
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I didn't think much when installing 🦞 earlier.
I didn't consider many environments; I installed one 🦞 on the system, then installed a second 🦞 inside Docker.
I also tinkered with a reply bot and put it in Docker, but the result was a mess with storage addresses and memory.
Still, the same advice applies: never run multiple instances in one Docker, or say, one Docker with multiple 🦞 systems.
It's best to have one Docker = one project.