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I know many people use single tenant hardware to run containers, so I wouldn’t say that it defeats the purpose of containerization, just one of the benefits.
by stingraycharles 6y ago
I know many people use single tenant hardware to run containers, so I wouldn’t say that it defeats the purpose of containerization, just one of the benefits.
- jeffbee 6y agoThe confusion and disagreement on this topic is rooted in faulty assumptions about other organizations' requirements. Many people use containers with host networking, without uid namespaces, without pid namespaces, without bind mounts. What you think is "a container" may not be at all universal. Also the idea that host networking grants all processes CAP_NET_RAW is just weird and wrong.