Hello,
My question is as following, which kernels* support LXC ?
The following is a blog post explaining how one can run lxc on Android:
www DOT stgraber DOT org/2013/12/23/lxc-1-0-some-more-advanced-container-usage
For those unfamiliar with LXC, it can kinda be used like a virtual machine but with less resources. Currently there is a limitation that it can run only on linux flavors with the correct kernel and mac with less resources.
Docker is program that simplifies using LXC for containerization. (It was started using only LXC as its backend, but now there is support for more backends.) It has a simple, visual explanation of the difference between Virtaul Machines and containers on the following page:
www DOT docker DOT com/whatisdocker
Example use case:
funnel DOT hasgeek DOT com/droidcon2013/889-lxc-on-android-running-ics-and-jellybean-simultane
www DOT youtube DOT com/watch?v=UpIFByNLM5U
* Kernels that work on the galaxy S5
My question is as following, which kernels* support LXC ?
The following is a blog post explaining how one can run lxc on Android:
www DOT stgraber DOT org/2013/12/23/lxc-1-0-some-more-advanced-container-usage
For those unfamiliar with LXC, it can kinda be used like a virtual machine but with less resources. Currently there is a limitation that it can run only on linux flavors with the correct kernel and mac with less resources.
Docker is program that simplifies using LXC for containerization. (It was started using only LXC as its backend, but now there is support for more backends.) It has a simple, visual explanation of the difference between Virtaul Machines and containers on the following page:
www DOT docker DOT com/whatisdocker
Example use case:
funnel DOT hasgeek DOT com/droidcon2013/889-lxc-on-android-running-ics-and-jellybean-simultane
www DOT youtube DOT com/watch?v=UpIFByNLM5U
* Kernels that work on the galaxy S5
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