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Docker Containers vs Virtualizations Docker Docker may be a platform for packaging, deploying, and running applications. Docker applications run in containers which will be used on any system: a developer’s laptop, systems on premises, or within the cloud. Docker packages applications as images that contain everything needed to run them: code, runtime environment, libraries, and configuration. Images run in containers, which are discrete processes that take up only as many resources as the other executable. Virtualization: Virtualization is that the technique of importing a guest OS on top of a number OS . By using Virtualization we will run multiple OS on an equivalent Host OS platform. This results in performance degradation as a guest OS running on Host OS has it’s own kernel and set of libs and binaries, This takes up an outsized chunk of system resources i.e harddisk, processor and RAM. Containerization: Containerization is additionally a kind of virtualization. Containerization is that the technique of bringing virtualization to OS level. Containerization is more efficient because it can use host os to run apps inside the containers, it'll share relevant libraries & resources as and when needed unlike VMs. Application specific binaries and libraries of containers run on host kernel, which
makes processing & execution in no time . All containers will share host OS and holds only application related binaries and libraries. Containers vs VMs A container shared the kernel of the hosts' machine with other containers. It runs a discrete process taking no more memory than the other executable making it lightweight. In contrast, a VM runs a full-blown guest OS with virtual access to host resources through a hypervisor. VMs provide an environment with more resources than most apps needed. Containers on an equivalent OS kernel are lighter & smaller whereas VM size is large . Better resource utilization compared to VMs. The boot-up process is a smaller amount for containers and it'll take only a couple of seconds. For VMs boot-up process is high because it must start all OS processes before it runs an actual application. Docker advantages: Lightweight: Docker container size is extremely less hence it's lightweight. It shared the host kernel to run the appliance . Also, it'll mount other image layers to scale back the dimensions of the container.
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