To me the separation of kernel and OS with Linux versus all together with BSD makes the container solution cleaner. Take Google that is rumored to be using the

To me the separation of kernel and OS with Linux versus all together with BSD makes the container solution cleaner. Take Google that is rumored to be using the same kernel in their cloud, ChromeOS and Android. They concievably could have the same kernel from iOT, wearables, phone, tablet, 2 in 1, laptops, TV and cloud. Google now is using the container functionality in ChromeOS to enable Android. Now if they give access I can run my cloud service on a laptop or a tablet. Instead of spending a fortune for a Swift version and a copy in Java. But I also could develop once and deploy. Google has the containers like!E this on ARM and X86 and in their cloud on Power. Now the containers are arch specific but not far from fixing that. Google needs to allow a second SSD that is walled from the system SSD and give us access to launching containers. We get such storage in something like the M3 with rumored 16gb Samsung Pros but it is flash. It is just not possible to do the same in BSD based on my very old experience. Has it changed?