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Containers? You mean like MEF(Included in .net framework) or Unity? .Net has always had containers like that.
by UK-AL 12y ago
Containers? You mean like MEF(Included in .net framework) or Unity?
.Net has always had containers like that.
- Guillaume86 12y agoNo he mean ressources isolation containers (tiny VMs)
- UK-AL 12y agoI don't know how they would do that with windows, since it requires features in the linux kernel.
- Aaronontheweb 12y agoStarting with Windows 8, Hyper-V (Microsoft's virtualization platform) is built into the OS - and one of the goals with it was to be able to virtualize different environments invisibly to the end-user. The Hyper-V team have also been actively committing to the Linux kernel for many years now, and I'm happily running a 6-node Cassandra cluster on my Windows 8 dev machine right now using Hyper-V :) So it's not there yet, but ground has been broken.