Aye, a container with the binary and the right versions of the supporting libraries is essentially static linking with extra steps. Containers offer some tooli

Aye, a container with the binary and the right versions of the supporting libraries is essentially static linking with extra steps. Containers offer some tooling for resource management and such, though that is basically wrappers and other syntactic sugar dressing up OS facilities like resource groups so isn't anything you can't do with a statically linked binary too.