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   Fish of Rage (sun@shitposter.world)'s status on Saturday, 22-Feb-2025 12:01:24 JST Fish of Rage

   • Mr. Bacon
   • Vivi Nella Verita
   @monkey @Tony @verita84 Yeah Solaris had this in the early 2000's, they were called zones. The kernel could have fully isolated namespaces and you could run multiple copies of the entire OS in zones on the same machine.
   
   Linux containerization is a combination of half a dozen separate featuresets that provide it as a leaky abstraction
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     Vivi Nella Verita (verita84@shit.poster.place)'s status on Saturday, 22-Feb-2025 12:03:28 JST Vivi Nella Verita

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     @sun @Tony @monkey

     Zones were cool but that initial setup each time......Docker was better because you can automate it and run it

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     • Vivi Nella Verita
     @verita84 @Tony @monkey they are conceptually completely different because docker is a single process running on top of the kernel and zones are the entire os in a container