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I don't know if that is the most important reason it is not equivalent. It also doesn't have any system processes; there is no systemd, sshd, no crond, etc. It
by jeremyjh 6y ago
I don't know if that is the most important reason it is not equivalent. It also doesn't have any system processes; there is no systemd, sshd, no crond, etc. It doesn't need its own firewall rules configured or its own security managed. I could go on but I think you already get the point.
- pferde 6y agoIndeed - essentially, a container is a glorified chroot with a few (important) bells and whistles attached to it.