top | item 43329904 (no title) Operyl | 11 months ago > reached docker in terms of virtualizationExcept docker, on its own without something else in the stack, isn't Virtualization. discuss order hn newest TZubiri|11 months ago Not arguing this again, go edit the wikipedia article if you are so confident robertlagrant|11 months ago Docker is kernel virtualisation. Are you thinking of OS virtualisation, like a VM? xrisk|11 months ago Docker does not virtualize the kernel, in fact the kernel version “inside” Docker is the same as the host. Timber-6539|11 months ago Virtualization usually refers to OS/ device emulation in software. Docker uses kernel namespaces which is an entirely unrelated feature. load replies (1) anonfordays|11 months ago Docker is OS-level virtualization. VMs are hardware virtualization. Different layers. load replies (2)
robertlagrant|11 months ago Docker is kernel virtualisation. Are you thinking of OS virtualisation, like a VM? xrisk|11 months ago Docker does not virtualize the kernel, in fact the kernel version “inside” Docker is the same as the host. Timber-6539|11 months ago Virtualization usually refers to OS/ device emulation in software. Docker uses kernel namespaces which is an entirely unrelated feature. load replies (1) anonfordays|11 months ago Docker is OS-level virtualization. VMs are hardware virtualization. Different layers. load replies (2)
xrisk|11 months ago Docker does not virtualize the kernel, in fact the kernel version “inside” Docker is the same as the host.
Timber-6539|11 months ago Virtualization usually refers to OS/ device emulation in software. Docker uses kernel namespaces which is an entirely unrelated feature. load replies (1)
anonfordays|11 months ago Docker is OS-level virtualization. VMs are hardware virtualization. Different layers. load replies (2)
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