02-12-2020, 11:59 AM
I had to look up containers. From what I can see, they are a means of creating mutliple, apparently separate, instances of the host OS. Rather than a different guest OS which is what (Type 2) VMs can do. Which are different again to bare metal or Type 1 hypervisors where there is no host OS.
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