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Why? It's super handy and the general idea has been well proven in FreeBSD and Solaris. It's very convenient to encapsulate all of you dependencies into an envi
by beatgammit 7y ago
Why? It's super handy and the general idea has been well proven in FreeBSD and Solaris. It's very convenient to encapsulate all of you dependencies into an environment segregated from the rest of the system, and chroot just isn't complete enough.
- rhinoceraptor 7y agoI agree, the container part is good. The virtual machines they run on are not.