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Indeed they are! The notion that each process has its separate address space is called virtual memory for that reason. See also cgroups: while this feature is
by strlen 6y ago
Indeed they are! The notion that each process has its separate address space is called virtual memory for that reason.
See also cgroups: while this feature is used by the container run times, it predates Docker, and can be used standalone with normal processes.
- cameronh90 6y agoIndeed. I made a website for testing npm packages inside a cgroup/unshared "container" - about 6 months before docker came out. If only I had realised that could have been useful for more than testing npm packages...