Re:Linux under WSL2 can be leaking
by OJFord on Thursday October 01, 2020 @04:15AM
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So this is also an issue (by which I mean something to be aware of, that I think most aren't) with Linux docker containers on Windows/macOS?
It makes perfect sense now you say it - I knew hyper-v was a hypervisor, I knew in basic broad strokes what a hypervisor is and where it sits, but for some reason this didn't occur to me.
It could be very alarming to people running containers 'on a Windows' server, but then such people are probably more familiar with hypervisors anyway.
Is hyper-v networking still somehow configurable from the 'host', or is it undesirable for containers unless you don't want to do anything to the network (in software on that machine)?
It makes perfect sense now you say it - I knew hyper-v was a hypervisor, I knew in basic broad strokes what a hypervisor is and where it sits, but for some reason this didn't occur to me.
It could be very alarming to people running containers 'on a Windows' server, but then such people are probably more familiar with hypervisors anyway.
Is hyper-v networking still somehow configurable from the 'host', or is it undesirable for containers unless you don't want to do anything to the network (in software on that machine)?