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I'm not very familiarized with this problem space. Could someone explain what why this is useful, and why you'd want to use it? What are the problems that it so
by TheAceOfHearts 8y ago
I'm not very familiarized with this problem space. Could someone explain what why this is useful, and why you'd want to use it? What are the problems that it solves? I looked through the README, but I'm a bit lost.
- zokier 8y agoYou get fair bit more isolation between the container and the host, which could help with security.
- slobotron 8y agoYou can use Dockerfile (easy to start, large ecosystem) to build and launch a VM (presumably more secure).
- gnepzhao 8y agoSimply put, it allows you to run multiple-tenants' code (image) over shared infrastructure. Think about why all public clouds are built with virtualization technology. Multi-tenants require strong isolation, which virtualization promises. Therefore, if we could get strong isolation in container, we can build public cloud with container.