My real use case is something like a remote LDAP server that I don't want to expose to the public internet and some metrics servers only available behind a VPN. This setup will allow me to create a proxy container on a host that will act as a local LDAP or HTTP server.
This example provides a somewhat restricted sshd server as well. I would advise caution though as this is likely something that will have access to sensitive information.
The server should already be rejecting attempts at a getting a pty, but to be safe you should take precautions from someone logging into your server directly. In my example, I'm using the following as my `authorized_keys` file:
Additionally, if you are actually planning on doing this in production, take care when distributing or adding `authorized_keys` or `known_hosts`. By default, this client will auto generate a `known_hosts` file for servers it hasn't connected to before, but it'd be best to validate this yourself.
