These are privileged containers that can mount things and change kernel settings and do real virtualization.
What is the point, then, of doing all this in docker containers? If you're virtualizing with qemu anyway then why containerize?
I was expecting something like software (non-kvm) emulation in a userspace process in an unprivileged container, or perhaps UML, real brain-in-a-jar stuff.
What is the point, then, of doing all this in docker containers? If you're virtualizing with qemu anyway then why containerize?
I was expecting something like software (non-kvm) emulation in a userspace process in an unprivileged container, or perhaps UML, real brain-in-a-jar stuff.