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I agree with the other commentor, this is an important distinction. It has no hypervisor and is really just a normal process using standard kernel features: cgr
by alephu5 6y ago
I agree with the other commentor, this is an important distinction. It has no hypervisor and is really just a normal process using standard kernel features: cgroups (resource limiting) and namespaces (resource isolation). It's really not so different to chroot.