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As said before, containerization is the new virtualization. This is History in the making people.
by steeve 14y ago
As said before, containerization is the new virtualization. This is History in the making people.
- pjmlp 14y agoExcept it already was done in the mainframes and commercial UNIXes, nothing new.
- Spooky23 14y agoIt's also one of the few remaining reasons that people still buy Solaris or AIX boxes.
- pjmlp 14y agoWell, HP-UX 10 already had quite a good container solution back in 1999, if memory does not fail me.
- r00fus 14y agoThere is a paradigm shift that happens when a great idea becomes open and easily redistributable outside the confines of the "cathedral".
- pjmlp 14y agoThe cathedral is what makes money for the people to contribute to the bazaar in their free time.
- r00fus 14y agoAnd the cathedrals often benefit from the bazaar's innovations as well (e.g.: Google's use of Linux in both their datacenters as well as in Android). It's not an either-or, it's a symbiosis.
- cdjk 14y agoKind of like FreeBSD has had with jails from around 2000...
- steeve 14y agoNobody is claiming that jail/containers are something new. Mass marketization of them is, though. VMs existed way before virtualization too, and yet...