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Sure but I could just run Ubuntu and containerd in a VM and it's the same thing. Or just run k8s instead...
by qbasic_forever 6y ago
Sure but I could just run Ubuntu and containerd in a VM and it's the same thing. Or just run k8s instead...
- beefbroccoli 6y agoNot quite. WSL2 dynamically uses resources as needed (`vmmem`), whereas a traditional VM requires allocating a fixed amount of RAM and CPU from the host machine.