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Well.. in Docker's case they are? It's based on lxc, a Linux kernel technology. Of course BSD had it before that, although with a different name.
by m_mueller 12y ago
Well.. in Docker's case they are? It's based on lxc, a Linux kernel technology. Of course BSD had it before that, although with a different name.
- vezzy-fnord 12y agoDocker hasn't been based on LXC since 0.9 by now. It uses its own libcontainer.
- m_mueller 12y agoWhich to my knowledge ist still linux-only, so while it's good to be technically correct, it doesn't change my point.
- vezzy-fnord 12y agoThat much is correct, it's still tied to namespaces, cgroups and the standard mechanisms for implementing jailing on Linux. The point is it stands at a layer of abstraction designed for easier portability than outright depending on LXC.