Expose docker daemon tcp port to allow commands via ssh tunnel about for-azure HOT 3 CLOSED

Thanks -- You could tunnel to the remote daemon socket over SSH today (detailed here) if desired if you have a recent enough version of OpenSSH.

We'd like to have this type of remote access functionality more tightly integrated into Docker for Mac / Docker for Windows in the future, but that's a bit nebulously defined at the moment -- stay tuned.

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You could tunnel to the remote daemon socket over SSH today (detailed here) if desired if you have a recent enough version of OpenSSH

Ah, nice! Just learned something.

NOTE: In the docs, it says you have to append the domain to ssh to the worker nodes from the manager. I've found that is not necessary on Azure -- you just do ssh swarm-worker000001 and it works fine without the domain.

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NOTE: In the docs, it says you have to append the domain to ssh to the worker nodes from the manager. I've found that is not necessary on Azure -- you just do ssh swarm-worker000001 and it works fine without the domain.

Oh fun, maybe we over-estimated what's needed here, but that hadn't worked last time I tried it. (edit: just confirmed it works on a Docker for Azure cluster I have based on 1.13.0)

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