Let's say I use the following command to create a new Azure docker machine:
docker-machine create -d azure \ --azure-subscription-id="$AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID" \ --azure-size=Standard_D14_v2 \ --azure-subscription-cert="${PWD}/certs/mycert.pem" \ --azure-location="East US" \ my-azure-node
After that, I can see my-azure-node when I run docker-machine ls , ssh, and run any docker command that I want on it.
But now I want the employee to be able to work on the same working machine. So, as soon as I pass her (t22) (silly question, but can I share this file with her?). How she initializes the docker machine so that she sees the same machine when running docker-machine ls , without trying to create a new one.
I basically want to have one docker machine that we share, and do it with the simplicity of a docker machine.
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