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What is a Container? Container vs. VM? Docker vs. Kubernetes. How to organize the learning efficiently?
November 14, 2021 (Updated: December 9, 2022) Containers You can find a Chinese translation of this article on infoq.cn When I started using containers back in 2015, my initial understanding was that they were just lightweight virtual machines with a subsecond startup time. With such a rough idea in my head, it was easy to follow tutorials from the Internet on how to put a Python or a Node.js application into a container. But pretty quickly, I realized that thinking of containers as of VMs is a risky oversimplification that doesn't allow me to judge: What's doable with containers and what's no
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