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Why not just put each docker container in its own VM? Problem solved without any ugly hacks, clean and elegant.
by iforgotpassword 9y ago
Why not just put each docker container in its own VM? Problem solved without any ugly hacks, clean and elegant.
- bthornbury 9y agoI guess the same reason I get a better computer every few years.
- bringtheaction 9y agoWhat do you need docker for if you put each container in a VM of its own?
- chatmasta 9y agoOnce use case is if you're running a multi-tenant service, where customers can deploy their own docker containers. In terms of developer usability, it's way easier to have them push containers to a registry than it is to ask them to package a custom ISO for upload into a VM. To your customers, it appears you are just running docker, but on the backend you isolate each container in a VM for OS-level security isolation. The Intel Clear Containers project [0] is working on this. [0] https://github.com/clearcontainers https://github.com/clearcontainers