What it doesn't do: handling cpu quota on per "stack" basis, no builtin security isolation. That said, both use container technology for that. By solving the i

What it doesn't do: handling cpu quota on per "stack" basis, no builtin security isolation. That said, both use container technology for that. By solving the issue at a layer below (instead of adding one like docker does) it makes things much cleaner, more powerful making obselete puppet and the like. FWIW describing a containers/vm's/os'es in guix is much more easy than using docker. Have a look at https://github.com/NixOS/nixops https://github.com/NixOS/nixops too.