That's pretty much my job. Can you be more concrete with what you're talking about instead of this passive agressive "you don't know what you're talking about" tone?
Flatpak and Snap are pretty much using the same primitives as containers, they just don't like using the word because of existing connotations. Mandatory access controls are neat, but nobody actually uses them unless the default doesn't disturb them or they have a compliance requirement.
> A pretty poor track record.
Modern containerd, after having been split up from Docker/Moby, has a better track record than most other sandboxing tools. I mentioned a laughably bad one that the Arch wiki and many HN users still seem to endorse.
That's pretty much my job. Can you be more concrete with what you're talking about instead of this passive agressive "you don't know what you're talking about" tone?
Flatpak and Snap are pretty much using the same primitives as containers, they just don't like using the word because of existing connotations. Mandatory access controls are neat, but nobody actually uses them unless the default doesn't disturb them or they have a compliance requirement.
> A pretty poor track record.
Modern containerd, after having been split up from Docker/Moby, has a better track record than most other sandboxing tools. I mentioned a laughably bad one that the Arch wiki and many HN users still seem to endorse.