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There's no particular usecase, though I do know of a company whose entire infrastructure is maintained within incus. I personally use it mostly for deploying a
by Levitating 1y ago
There's no particular usecase, though I do know of a company whose entire infrastructure is maintained within incus.
I personally use it mostly for deploying a bunch of system containers and some OCI containers.
But anyone who uses LXC, LXD, docker, libvirt, qemu etc. could potentially be interested in Incus.
Incus is just an LXD fork btw, developed by Stephane Graber.
- clvx 1y agoWho also developed LXD and contributed to LXC. I wouldn’t say it’s just a fork but a continuation of the project without Canonical.
- Levitating 1y agoYou're right, I should've worded it differently.
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