Containers: cgroups, Linux kernel namespaces, ufs, Docker, and intro to Kubernetes pods

Great presentation ! For a docker container that needs to run some real time program, is it enough to apply the PREEMPT_RT patch on the bottom layer OS Linux kernel ?

This was really helpful. I'm trying to figure out how containers run different distros. It seems all distros share the same kernel so this is shared and then the next layer sets up the different distos in cleanly separated containers?

hi ! i need this stackoverflow question link

Thanks for making me understand 🙂

great video

Thank you very much for making this amazing video

So difference is: emulating different OSs isolated one from another and with their own kernels VS dividing all processes into separate groups with the fixated way of communication between this groups?

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very insightful, but can I get the PDF too ?

The book is called "The Docker Book: containerization is the new virtualization" by James Turnbull

Great explanation! Thank you!

thanks

Thank you!

the best i've seen for container intro

What is the "Docker Book" you used in this video?

Best summary of containers vs vms! Thanks a lot!

I love short videos!

The Best presentation ever i have seen on containers. Great Job !

could you provide copies of the kubernetes book and docker book pdfs you are referring to?

One of the best presentations (of all presentations on any subject). Very efficient and effective presentation of information.

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very good, thank you

Thank you

Thank you

small suggestion, if this is too much for me, where should I start, I can use docker and run containers and can understand the diff between namespaces and containers.