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This is the eventual future. What most people don't realize is that a large part of Docker's value is in being a generic static compiler for languages that don
by elsonrodriguez 10y ago
This is the eventual future.
What most people don't realize is that a large part of Docker's value is in being a generic static compiler for languages that don't have that feature.
Pretty soon you can expect raw process support in many "container" management systems, where you just provide it a linux binary which are then run in isolated cgroups and namespaces.