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= Container Providers = | |||
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== BSD == | == BSD == | ||
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| [[FreeBSD jails]] | | [[FreeBSD jails]] | ||
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== linux == | == linux == | ||
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| [[docker]] | |||
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| [[podman]] | |||
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= Container Managers = | |||
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| [[kubernetes]] | | [[kubernetes]] | ||
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| [[portainer]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:18, 20 July 2023
Containerization is a much lighter alternative to virtualization, if you are going to have multiple VMs that all run the same base-operating system. The kernel/memory is shared, and depending on the OS/container system, often much of the filesystem can be shared as well.
Container Providers
BSD
FreeBSD jails linux
LXC Containers docker podman
Container Managers
kubernetes portainer
