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Containers don't fit everyone's requirements; the need for "full machine" virtualization won't go away.
by mrbill 12y ago
Containers don't fit everyone's requirements; the need for "full machine" virtualization won't go away.
- WestCoastJustin 12y agoI think you are right and wrong. Many people are using "full machine" virtualization today, when what they wanted was just application isolation and resource control, but the only easy way to do this, was to use virtualization. As recipes & tutorials come out on how to migrate existing applications to containers from virtualization, I suspect people will review if they really need "full machine" virtualization, or just use a container. ps. Just to be clear, I think there is still a need for virtualization.
- walterbell 12y ago> what they wanted was just application isolation Isolation of one trusted application from another trusted application for ease of configuration? Or did you have other forms of isolation in mind?