If someone doesn't understand "container", I'm supposed to expect them to understand all the namespaces and their uses, cgroups, and the nitty gritty of the wimpy security isolation? You are proving my point that it's tough to summarize by using a bunch more terms that are difficult to summarize.
Once you recursively expand all the concepts, you will have multiple dense paragraphs, which don't "summarize" anything, but instead provide full explanations.
Re:We were wrong about GPUs
by chupasaurus on Sunday February 16, 2025 @06:19PM
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If you throw out the Linux tech from my explanation, it would become a general description which holds up even for Windows.
Super easy if we talk about Linux. It's a process tree being spawned inside it's own set of kernel namespaces, security measures and a cgroup to provide isolation from the rest of the system.