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by captn3m0
1633 days ago
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See any explanation of what a linux container is[0]. Containers in linux are a patchwork of various features that "contain" a process group in different ways while sharing the kernel with the rest of the system. Running either of docker run --rm --entrypoint /bin/uname alpine:latest -a
or uname -a
gives you the same kernel version. The only difference will be in the hostname.[0]: https://embeddedbits.org/introduction-linux-containers/ |
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