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You don't really have a choice - containers always use the host kernel. So packaging the full kernel itself is a waste of space at best, confusing to CVE scanne
by dlor 3y ago
You don't really have a choice - containers always use the host kernel. So packaging the full kernel itself is a waste of space at best, confusing to CVE scanners, and something you just don't need to bother with if you work with containers only.