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I have many use-cases where containers are simply unsuitable. I'm using FreeBSD, but these apply just as well to Linux. I wanted to run ZoneMinder, which is n
by Mister_Snuggles 8y ago
I have many use-cases where containers are simply unsuitable.
I'm using FreeBSD, but these apply just as well to Linux. I wanted to run ZoneMinder, which is not available for FreeBSD, so I simply spun up a CentOS VM and installed it.
On the flip side, I wanted to run Home Assistant, Node-RED, and some related utility programs. All of these are happy to run on FreeBSD, so they can live happily in a Jail (FreeBSD's equivalent to a container).
Some people virtualize their router by dedicating a NIC to the appropriate VM. I don't know if this would even be possible in a container.