Currently, you can only specify a single docker image for use with wharf. This requires a monolithic docker image containing all the browsers that could be needed. It also limits the potential use cases. Setting up multiple wharf instances for multiple images is silly when this feature could easily be implemented. The complicated part would be determining how many spare containers to keep running for each image. May need to be a dynamic thing via REST calls rather than a config option.
This one is actually pretty low priority for me, I'm just getting all my ideas out while I have them on my mind.
Currently, you can only specify a single docker image for use with wharf. This requires a monolithic docker image containing all the browsers that could be needed. It also limits the potential use cases. Setting up multiple wharf instances for multiple images is silly when this feature could easily be implemented. The complicated part would be determining how many spare containers to keep running for each image. May need to be a dynamic thing via REST calls rather than a config option.
This one is actually pretty low priority for me, I'm just getting all my ideas out while I have them on my mind.