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You can't do that. Zerovm does not give you access to the system calls to create containers.
by justincormack 13y ago
You can't do that. Zerovm does not give you access to the system calls to create containers.
- shykes 13y agoDocker is evolving towards a generic "container engine" with swappable execution backends. In that architecture, lxc becomes one possible backend. ZeroVM, OpenVZ, kvm/qemu or plain chroot could be used as backends under the same management API.
- jimmcslim 13y agoInteresting, but at that point doesn't Docker just become libvirt almost?
- nl 13y agoIn the case of ZeroVM it's hardly going to be a transparent change. You'll have to recompile all your code for one thing, and for another ZeroVM doesn't (currently) supply anything like the APIs a "normal" VM does.