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by sreevisakh 1366 days ago
Yes, that's certainly possible - especially with tools like kind. However, the reason I prefer LXD over Docker/OCI is that the former behaves more like a full OS. LXD containers are system containers which are like VMs except for the lack of guest kernel. So it allows me to experiment with some K8s deployment configurations that's needed on a proper cluster.
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> LXD containers are system containers which are like VMs except for the lack of guest kernel.

How is this different than a Docker/OCI container/cgroup thingie?