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Also LXC has been in the kernel longer and seems more mature (since 2.6.20-something). LXC in the kernel? It's a userspace toolkit that makes use of kernel tec

Also LXC has been in the kernel longer and seems more mature (since 2.6.20-something). LXC in the kernel? It's a userspace toolkit that makes use of kernel technologies (namespaces, pivot_root, cgroups...), but I don't recall it being bundled as a part of it.

rdtsc 12y ago
> LXC in the kernel? Sorry, I meant LXC support. Yeah it is comprised of a set of a features supported by regular Linux kernels + userspace tools. The feature set has been there for a quite a while. > but I don't recall it being bundled as a part of it. But it is in contrast to say OpenVZ which required patching the kernel to work.