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Thats kinda true indeed. Containers people want to use are VMs that directly talks to the local kernel (i.e. it does not run another kernel on top, like virtual
by zobzu 13y ago
Thats kinda true indeed. Containers people want to use are VMs that directly talks to the local kernel (i.e. it does not run another kernel on top, like virtualization does).
You can make process groups without making the container look like a VM ... BUT. That's hard and time consuming for little gain.
- pjmlp 13y agoThat is why micro-hypervisors where all OS instances are virtualized even the one acting as master, like on mainframes, are gaining acceptance.