Does it not provide the mobile-like environment that apps expect?
I mean, cgroups, firewall rules, and chroot are also already provided by the kernel, but using them for running containers without Docker, or Podman, or LXD, or other piece of "fluff" is slightly unergonomic.
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Does it not provide the mobile-like environment that apps expect?
I mean, cgroups, firewall rules, and chroot are also already provided by the kernel, but using them for running containers without Docker, or Podman, or LXD, or other piece of "fluff" is slightly unergonomic.
If it were Docker providing the secret sauce, Docker would be all you need to make it happen on non-Linux hosts.
It's the Linux kernel, configured with the appropriate Android modules, not Docker making this happen.