Virtualisation & Containers
Hypervisors, namespaces and cgroups, and why a container is not a small VM.
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A container is not a small virtual machine
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- Not triedA container is not a small virtual machineFoundation
- Not triedHow a container gets an addressFoundation
- Not triedImage and containerFoundation
- Not triedLimiting what a container can consumeFoundation
- Not triedMilliseconds against secondsFoundation
- Not triedThe container that slowed everything downFoundation
- Not triedType 1 and type 2Foundation
- Not triedWhat a namespace doesFoundation
- Not triedWhat virtualisation costsFoundation
- Not triedWhy images are built in layersFoundation
- Not triedWhy the writable layer disappearsFoundation
- Not triedA container is not a small virtual machineCore
- Not triedWhat a virtual machine would have donepart of The container that keeps being killedCore
- Not triedWho killed itpart of The container that keeps being killedCore
- Not triedWhy free reports 16 GBpart of The container that keeps being killedCore
- Not triedA guest that knows it is virtualChallenge
- Not triedMoving a running machineChallenge
- Not triedSelling memory twiceChallenge
- Not triedThe runtime that sized itself for the wrong machineChallenge
- Not triedTwo levels of address translationChallenge
- Not triedWhy one kernel is the weak pointChallenge