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Isolation of container processes from the host OS?
Track: Java
Topic: Microservice Architecture
Focus: Docker Containerization
Java: Docker Containerization
Answer
Containers run separately from the host OS.
Docker containers run processes in isolated environments, meaning they don't interfere with the host system or other containers. This is achieved by using the host kernel but keeping user-space processes separate. For instance, if your inventory service requires specific system libraries, these won't impact the host OS or other services.
Docker containers run processes in isolated environments, meaning they don't interfere with the host system or other containers. This is achieved by using the host kernel but keeping user-space processes separate. For instance, if your inventory service requires specific system libraries, these won't impact the host OS or other services.
Topics: Docker Containerization Java Microservice Architecture