Discussions with IT leaders about " containers" can often be summarized as this: As a CxO, I face the constant challenge of doing more with less. IT budgets continue to…
Containers are processes. They are sandboxed. You put limits (CPU, Memory etc) around your processes with containers. Container also provides isolation for your processes and jail them so that they don't eat into each other. Hope that helps.
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Containers are processes. They are sandboxed. You put limits (CPU, Memory etc) around your processes with containers. Container also provides isolation for your processes and jail them so that they don't eat into each other. Hope that helps.