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Containers and virtual machines both provide resource isolation and allocation benefits, but what distinguishes them from one another?

Deepika Sahu answered on December 24, 2022 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

answer Containers and virtual machines both provide resource isolation and allocation benefits, but what distinguishes them from one another?

Containers and virtual machines both provide resource isolation and allocation benefits, but what distinguishes them from one another?

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The main difference between virtual machines and containers is that virtual machines requires a full copy of an operating system for each installation, while containers shares the kernel of the host operating system.
The main purpose of a virtual machine is to virtualize hardware, while a container can be seen as a complete shippable package that can run anywhere.

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