Virtualization and Containers

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What type of isolation do containers provide?

Process-level isolation.

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What type of isolation do virtual machines provide?

Machine-level isolation.

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What is the key difference between a virtual machine and a container?

A VM virtualizes an entire machine and runs a guest operating system; a container isolates an application/process while sharing the host operating system's kernel.

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Do containers require a dedicated virtual processor for each container?

No. Containers share the host system's OS kernel and underlying hardware resources.

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What operating system component do containers share?

The host operating system's kernel.

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Why are containers generally lighter than virtual machines?

Containers share the host OS kernel and do not require a separate guest operating system.

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VM vs. container

VM = virtualized machine + guest OS; container = isolated process/application + shared host OS kernel.

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A company needs several isolated applications to run on one operating system with minimal overhead. Should it use VMs or containers?

Containers.

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A company needs to run completely separate operating systems on the same physical hardware. Should it use VMs or containers?

Virtual machines.