Hey, that's interesting. I've rented various "VServer" products in the past and always assumed that it meant I got a VM. Definitely behaved a lot like one! It'

Hey, that's interesting. I've rented various "VServer" products in the past and always assumed that it meant I got a VM. Definitely behaved a lot like one! It's interesting that they used what we now call container technology (namespacing) well before that concept was popular (AFAIK, I haven't been around for so long). It's also notable that it's considered good enough for multi-tenant use, which, as far as I'm aware, is typically advised against for containers nowadays.