> Now what are they supposed to say? container linux? it sounds like someone misspoke, what is it you're saying? you use containers and linux?
On the bright side, Docker has been trying to "own" the term container for quite a while, all to the point that people don't even know that other kinds of containers even exist.
This might open up people to the idea that a container is a concept, and that there are multiple implementations out there, and not just Docker.
On the bright side, Docker has been trying to "own" the term container for quite a while, all to the point that people don't even know that other kinds of containers even exist.
This might open up people to the idea that a container is a concept, and that there are multiple implementations out there, and not just Docker.