Strongly recommend a container replication function

[kekekekekeshi]

As for why I need such a function, I usually don't want to use docker when doing cluster deployment, because I want to experience the whole process of building and configuring, but I don't want to repeat the same configuration content, it will It wastes a lot of time. For example, I want to build a mysql cluster. Usually, the difference between them is the specification of the mysql service id and the execution of cluster-related configuration in the mysql client. Then the difference is that the id is different. At this time, I don't want to install mysql repeatedly. I want to clone the container and simply change the configuration.

I apologize for the use of translator

[Saviq]

Duplicate of #208