>You can call it what you want I call it as it is. >but absolutely no one considers chroot virtualization in any meaningful sense. Absolutely everyone who's

>You can call it what you want I call it as it is. >but absolutely no one considers chroot virtualization in any meaningful sense. Absolutely everyone who's knowledgable in virtualization considers chroot to be a type of OS-level virtualization. >Nothing is being virtualized, containers are just regular processes on the host system. Wrong, "...OS-level virtualization is an operating system (OS) virtualization paradigm in which the kernel allows the existence of multiple isolated user space instances..." "OS Virtualization" == "OS " + "Virtualization"