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> They have no concept of sharing a single VM for dozens of apps They do, it's called a container or a function, which have their own IAM/auth/role.
by sofixa 3y ago
> They have no concept of sharing a single VM for dozens of apps
They do, it's called a container or a function, which have their own IAM/auth/role.
- zokier 3y agoIn the context of AWS, both containers (Fargate) and functions (Lambda) run on Firecracker, meaning separate VM for each container/function. No shared VMs there.
- sofixa 3y agoSeparate micro-VM which is just there as a security boundary and nothing else, so I'm not sure it's comparable to an EC2.