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As long as you have saved the container image and contents of all mapped volumes somewhere. Which is not much different from snapshotting a VM.
by friendzis 3y ago
As long as you have saved the container image and contents of all mapped volumes somewhere. Which is not much different from snapshotting a VM.
- imtringued 3y agoSnapshotting a VM is a pain in the ass. It takes forever and the tooling sucks. The concept of snapshotting is also completely wrong. Snapshots are tied to a VM with the specific VM being front and center, you know, the thing that is disposable with containers. Also, from my misadventures with Ubuntu VMs I always ran into the problem of them breaking over time.