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LPARs are closer to VMs than containers. WPARs (workload partitions) may be what you are thinking of.
by rkeene2 8y ago
LPARs are closer to VMs than containers. WPARs (workload partitions) may be what you are thinking of.
- xte 8y agoYep, thanks for correction :-) Anyway for me OS partition or real virtualization are similar beast, while on power they have no overhead they are still a sign of bad development model. A way of avoid solving a problem proposing "intermediate" solutions.