chroot - fs isolation
systemd nspawn container - namespace isolation
podman - hardware isolation
#Bootc #containers are designed to create bootable images from container inputs, allowing for the deployment and management of entire operating systems using container technology. #QEMU, on the other hand, is a hardware virtualization tool that can run virtual machines, including those created from bootc images, providing a way to emulate different hardware architectures.
#virtualization #isolation #container #cloud #devops #production #infrastructure
what about #incus how is this different?-- correct me if I am wrong
Containers package an application with its dependencies and run on a shared operating system, while #unikernel compile an application with only the necessary OS components, allowing them to run independently and more efficiently, especially in resource-constrained environments.