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by chusk3
1384 days ago
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IMO running a managed runtime like .NET inside a container isn't done as a security measure (like sandboxing) - instead it's done for uniformity and ease of deployment to the infinite number of cloud services/hosting providers that understand containers. Making it easy to make containers for .NET applications means that it's easy to go to any hosting model of your choice, instead of waiting for $NEXT_BIG_CLOUD to provide .NET-runtime runners for their bespoke service. |
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