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It doesn't matter how many distinction you make on these things (first-class, last-class, second-class, poor-class, etc...). These kind of discussions are alway
by HugoDaniel 10y ago
It doesn't matter how many distinction you make on these things (first-class, last-class, second-class, poor-class, etc...). These kind of discussions are always relative.
All is good as long as your decision is conscious of the compromises taken by each approach and what they entail (what other security mechanisms do you have at your disposal ? how could they enhance your app ? will your solution depend on external tools like ansible/puppet/etc ? do you actually need "containers" or jails or [insert your favorite trendy tech here] ?).
Running a *BSD or a Linux is a way bigger design decision than what kind of isolation mechanisms you have as many of the underlying parts are becoming different.