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本帖最后由 cyberwillis 于 2025-5-20 06:57 编辑
Yeah there is a learning curve to use containers, but the benefit is the speed and isolation between every application (one don't interfere into another),
Example: If you use a release from 2019 and another release from 2025 they may need different OS with different libraries resources, the benefit is because the applications become isolated from each other in a vessel (container) that only have the basic libraries the application need to run and all the kernel is inherited from your Host Machine (be Ubuntu, be Fedora, be Kali, etc) running at 95.9+ % speed of the Host machine almost no latency.
Another point is the Host machine can run the License Manager and each container (running a specific application) connect to the license server individually consuming only the license required (by a private network). However the code that build their container may have undesired services. . I would prefer build the container myself.
BTW thanks for the PDF!!! 
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