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by jpillora
493 days ago
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They're different things, solving different problems: - Containers are wrappers for binaries. Any binary can be contained, and when run, it gets a constrained (fake) view of the kernel. - WASM defines a portable binary format. WASM is intermediate-representation, in the same vein as Java byte-code. You could reasonably put WASM binaries inside containers |
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