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> What are alternatives to containers that provide similar capabilities? VMs on one hand, tools like Guix and Nix on the other. > More philosophically, are co
by baobun 2y ago
> What are alternatives to containers that provide similar capabilities?
VMs on one hand, tools like Guix and Nix on the other.
> More philosophically, are containers a necessary component needed to run software at scale (such as replication and partitioning)?
No. They're one tool in the box among others. They're common for reasons, though.
> Or are they the result of the accidental complexity the modern OS has?
What does this even mean?
- baobun 2y agoShould also have named chroots and jails I guess, always neglected..