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The insane stability of the Linux ABI is partially what makes containers useful. The fact that containers can reliably depend on the ABI contract, thus placing
by nyrikki 2y ago
The insane stability of the Linux ABI is partially what makes containers useful.
The fact that containers can reliably depend on the ABI contract, thus placing almost any clib they wish they want inside the container is fairly unique.
That extreme stability of that contract is awesome for namespace decoupling. Unfortunately Apple and Microsoft do not have such stable interfaces.
Remember containers are just namespaces.
- pjmlp 2y agoOnly in the context of Linux containers, not in general, starting with HP-UX Vaults on UNIX land.