I prefer to use virtual machines...They also behave more like a real Linux system running on bare metal hardware than containers do.
People don't seem to be noting this here yet but if this is why you "prefer" a VM to a container, you dont really understand what containers are used for
People use containers for different things, some of them for the same things they used VMs in the past. This has nothing to do with understanding, just your or the author's preference.
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People don't seem to be noting this here yet but if this is why you "prefer" a VM to a container, you dont really understand what containers are used for
People use containers for different things, some of them for the same things they used VMs in the past. This has nothing to do with understanding, just your or the author's preference.
if you are looking for init scripts / systemd / kernel modules / etc in a container, that's not how you should be using a container.