Re:An Updated Performance Comparison of Virtual Machines and...
by techdude on Thursday August 07, 2014 @09:13AM
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Assuming that the goal is to host a single "App" on the bare metal server, these tests results are indeed interesting.
Another interesting result -- not addressed in the paper -- is to see how many small Apps that the container approach can support versus the vitalization approach can support.
While hosting many Apps/VMs, not having to run the OS multiple times is one of the advantages that the Docker approach provides and it would be interesting to quantify the performance implications.
Another interesting result -- not addressed in the paper -- is to see how many small Apps that the container approach can support versus the vitalization approach can support.
While hosting many Apps/VMs, not having to run the OS multiple times is one of the advantages that the Docker approach provides and it would be interesting to quantify the performance implications.