Keep in mind lxd can manage two types of “containers” these days - the traditional cgroup-based kind that runs as its own set of processes on top of the hosts k

Keep in mind lxd can manage two types of “containers” these days - the traditional cgroup-based kind that runs as its own set of processes on top of the hosts kernel with isolation, and traditional qemu-backed virtual machines. The user experience is homogeneous but the backing engines are different as noted here.