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I don't think that's right - containers are just userspace code, nothing to boot. By my reading of TFA, your container runtime (eg Docker for Mac) should be ab
by akdor1154 4y ago
I don't think that's right - containers are just userspace code, nothing to boot.
By my reading of TFA, your container runtime (eg Docker for Mac) should be able to provide an ARM VM, and use this Rosetta feature to run amd64 containers directly.
- cromka 4y agoContainers that you and everyone else think of use Linux distros as a base, so yeah, anything else than Linux actually had to boot a VM to use them. That’s what eg Docker does on macOS.