Interesting read, thank you!
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The author video is very interesting.
Showing how containers work under the hood by showing the same linux features that they use.
Excellent review of containerization, thanks!
I tried years ago to do the network namespace and veth linkage manually and never could quite get it to work. Should try again following this article.
Very nicely read indeed! Thanks for sharing.