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by Kubuxu
3536 days ago
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It is shared kernel, separate userspace. It uses: X-namespaces (network, pid, user, ...) and cgroups to separate those userspaces from each other. I have community server running debian in which there are 10+ LXC containers running in which people are given normal root access, one container per user. |
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