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> So you do get strong isolation. No, you don’t. There is no benefit the container is providing, because The only feature of the container is isolating you fro
by nailer 2y ago
> So you do get strong isolation.
No, you don’t. There is no benefit the container is providing, because The only feature of the container is isolating you from the zero other containers running on the VM.
- kevincox 2y agoThe isolation I am referencing is from the VM, not the container. Containers don't provide strong isolation, that is why the VM is required in this model.
- nailer 2y agoThe VM is an isolated environment itself. You do not need to be isolated from it. Using two levels of userland isolation makes about the same sense as using 457 levels of userland isolation.