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I don't quite get it. If you've somehow statically compiled all your dependencies, shouldn't that just run without a container? Perhaps the point is not to ena
by nurettin 8y ago
I don't quite get it. If you've somehow statically compiled all your dependencies, shouldn't that just run without a container?
Perhaps the point is not to enable program execution, but to make use of the benefits that may come with container orchestration.
- spacenick88 8y agoWell at the very least running in a container gives you filesystem and network and PID space isolation, optionally also user namespace isolation.