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IIRC, WPARs could be just for one process, or full OS (but sharing the resources of one AIX instance, I guess that running on an LPAR or directly in the hardwar

IIRC, WPARs could be just for one process, or full OS (but sharing the resources of one AIX instance, I guess that running on an LPAR or directly in the hardware). But yeah, bit more like a container.

irusensei 1y ago
Then it was probably an LPAR. Are those reliant on hardware magic or just something like cgroups?
- sillywalk 1y ago
  LPARs use hardware virtualization. The PowerVM hypervisor (PHYP) is in firmware.