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Docker images use the union file system. That means when a new version of that image is available, you often only pull a few megabytes from the hub because it a
by Matt3o12_ 11y ago
Docker images use the union file system. That means when a new version of that image is available, you often only pull a few megabytes from the hub because it already has the OS.
A docker container is also way more lightweight. Instead of running a full OS, you I only run one process. So your docker image starts within seconds
- ccozan 11y agoIs this more like a Solaris zone or a Linux chroot-ed env?
- nickstinemates 11y agoA lot like Linux chroot, with some additional features, restrictions, and a mechanism to share them easily.