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Ah, you're using it to mean "no virtualization". Got it, thanks. I tend to use the term to mean single-tenant, user-supplied OS, non-virtualized myself but I
by jhayward 8y ago
Ah, you're using it to mean "no virtualization". Got it, thanks.
I tend to use the term to mean single-tenant, user-supplied OS, non-virtualized myself but I see where you're coming from.
- richardwhiuk 8y agoAll of that may be true as well - if the user picks the underlying OS (i.e. kernel) to run the container engine and installs on bare metal, then literally everything you wrote applies.
- lunchables 8y agoMy workstation runs multiple processes in multiple namespaces without containers. Is it bare metal? What if I install applications via flatpak? Still bare metal? Now what if I use docker?