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Doesn't look like this has anything to do with Docker. It's more like lipstick on a full blown hypervisor.

• ljlolel 12y ago
  You are right that we don't use Docker, but we also don't use hypervisors which are too slow. We are a lot faster than a hypervisor. Our machines start in 5 seconds. Neither can resize a machine up and down live without a reboot. None of them can do RAM snapshots.
  • mrmondo 12y ago
    More info on underlying tech please
  • dshankar 12y ago
    I'd love to learn more about the tech stack. Any blog posts I can refer to? How come you decided not to use Docker for something like this? Seems perfectly suited.
  • spartango 12y ago
    Your demos show impressive speed in booting, machine resizing, and snapshotting. Kudos. With that said, several hypervisors do support hot-resizing, snapshotting, and cross machine migration. Xen has excellent hot resize support, where VMWare has pushed hard for live migration and proper snapshotting over the years.
  • waitingkuo 12y ago
    It starts very fast! Is it based on lxc? or some other container?
  • cwb71 12y ago
    It's OpenVZ or Virtuozzo. http://openvz.org/ http://openvz.org/ http://www.parallels.com/products/pvc/ http://www.parallels.com/products/pvc/