Maybe... I think that if the question is "through runc compatible containers" than the answer is a definite YES, but through Docker is probably a no. Even the D

Maybe... I think that if the question is "through runc compatible containers" than the answer is a definite YES, but through Docker is probably a no. Even the Docker folks tell me that I should stop using Docker and start using runc. Docker has a lot of design baggage from the server space, and when you cut that all away, you don't get much but a tiny bit of code that creates a namespace ;). But that tiny bit of code is really really revolutionary :D It is the difference between secure and reproducible isolation and "normal unix"... What I would like to have in the future, that Docker does not provide, is deduplication. If I have two images with the same file in both, then I should be able to have that take up no more space than if there was one file in one place. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Sc6_XgNXyk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Sc6_XgNXyk