Re: Re: Cold
By: apam to alterego on Sat Jun 27 2020 10:26 am
https://www.sumologic.com/blog/solaris-containers-need-know/
This site seems to compare the two fairly well.
Yeah, as I thought - while there isnt too much technical info in that link, docker, bsd jails and solaris zones are conceptially the same. The implementation or execution may be slightly different...
They use the hosts kernel to provide a global service (scheduling, networking, access to devices, isoliation/security), etc but provide a "box" to run your app in - with the idea that one box cannot talk to another box (unless you give
it permission to do so).
As you know, I'm a fan of docker, mainly because of portability and speed. I can spin up another "box" pretty quickly (seconds) anywhere there is a docker engine. (EG: I spun up another Hub 3 on the same Pi to test my hpt perl integration, so that I dont break the real Hub while debugging it...)
From that blog post, (although its 2016), Solaris were going to adopt some speed capability that you get with docker. I imagine ZFS will help with that.
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