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Running regular processes is even "more lightweight".


A containerized process is a regular process, which just happens to be in a different namespace from the init process.


So your definition of a container is simply the namespaces ?

No cgroups ?


Eh, for the purpose they're essentially the same thing: just kernel metadata on how to group regular processes.




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