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You are effectively correct, and to take it a bit further the "VM" in JVM does mean the same thing as the VM in VMWare even if it feels a lot different in pract
by kev009 9y ago
You are effectively correct, and to take it a bit further the "VM" in JVM does mean the same thing as the VM in VMWare even if it feels a lot different in practice. If all your dependencies are JVM based and bundled into a JAR/WAR, OS containers aren't doing much for you.
- weego 9y agoThey're doing a ton for your CV though.