Which applications are affected by this? For example, when the user runs `docker rm`, does that even trigger a thread kill signal? Or perhaps a different mechan

Which applications are affected by this? For example, when the user runs `docker rm`, does that even trigger a thread kill signal? Or perhaps a different mechanism initiates container death. Does Docker use one host process per container? I can imagine a scenario where a Web server recognizes that a thread is unhealthy and needs to kill it. Though green threads are becoming more common these days. Another thing that is becoming more common these days is running long lived services as Kubernetes pods, where the service automatically restarts in a better state if needed, including when memory runs out. Perhaps some drivers or kernel components use threads and need to manually deallocate their memory? But most applications are still single process, single thread these days.