Containerized Integration

[shin-]

Needed for #756 - @aanand @dnephin Please take a look!

[dnephin]

Couple minor suggestions here:

• best practices says to make these a single line, otherwise you can run into a situation where the update is cached without the available package you need to install
• instead of easy_install pip why not add python-pip to the apt-get install line? If you want a newer version https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/installing.html#install-pip suggests their install script.

[shin-]

best practices says to make these a single line, otherwise you can run into a situation where the update is cached without the available package you need to install

WIll update!

instead of easy_install pip why not add python-pip to the apt-get install line? If you want a newer version https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/installing.html#install-pip suggests their install script.

"Surprisingly" (har har), python-pip is outdated/broken, so I'm using easy_install to get the latest version. I guess I could fetch their install script and use that instead, but that seems really unnecessary for what we're doing.

[shin-]

@aanand @dnephin PTAL!

[aanand]

I still don't like that those tests require access to the daemon's filesystem - we'll have to change them if we want to test against Swarm (which we should do). Still, that's arguably out of scope for this.

I think it could be squashed to fewer commits, then LGTM.

[shin-]

How else would you test volume binds though?