The high end version of IBM Blockchain Platform uses a combination of virtualization and containerization to crank up isolation attributes of business networks a bit. We have now released the underlying technology into Open Source: runq on github.
runq allows to start containers in a slightly different fashion in a Docker environment:
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Tuesday, March 13, 2018
Friday, April 22, 2016
Ubuntu 16.04 GAes and Provides Containers
Today, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS for Server is available for s390x (and a few other minor platforms :-). It provides a few interesting infrastructure options: besides OpenStack and KVM, it offers system containers with LXC/LXD; for application containers, it comes with Docker. Some aspects of what this introduces will follow here...
Monday, August 17, 2015
Docker and z/VM or KVM?
At LinuxCon, KVM for z has been announced. From a Docker perspective, what does KVM change over a z/VM environment? There's a pretty short answer: nothing. KVM is cool for a number of things, z/VM is still king of the road, PR/SM still has got some bragging rights, and Docker doesn't care, as long as a Linux runs in it. Docker under both z/VM and KVM benefits from complementing technologies.
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