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But they serve the same purpose, even if their implementations are entirely different. So it makes sense to provide an initial explanation of one in terms of t
by TuringTest 9y ago
But they serve the same purpose, even if their implementations are entirely different.
So it makes sense to provide an initial explanation of one in terms of the other, in special for people who already have some mental model of what virtual machines do.
- pathseeker 9y agoNo, they don't serve the same purpose. Try running a Microsoft Exchange in a Docker container on a Linux server. Then try running it in a Windows VM on a Linux server.
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- automoton1 9y agoEven if they don't always serve the same purpose, they serve a similar purpose in a number of examples. It's still a valid analogy to get someone thinking about how they might work.