Learn the basics of virtualization and containerization, how they differ, and how to choose the best option for your system architecture.

Learn how to compare the benefits and risks of virtualization and containerization, and how to choose and manage the best option for your system administration needs.

Dev environments using containerization vs. virtualization are designed for different outcomes, for example, maximizing flexibility vs. server resources.

Containerization eliminates all of the baggage of virtualization by getting rid of the hypervisor and its VMs, as illustrated in the diagram. Each application is deployed in its own container that ...

Containerization is popularly viewed as the ‘virtualization of virtualization' or ‘next generation virtualization.' However, containers have existed long before virtualization or the advent of modern ...

Virtualization provides strong isolation and runs multiple full OS instances but is more resource-intensive. Containerization is lightweight, shares the OS kernel, and allows for faster deployment but ...

It provides a clear visualization to explain and compare containerization and virtualization technologies. Designed to help you understand the architectural differences between how applications are ...

Containerization is becoming a popular alternative to virtualization for running many different applications on a single machine or cloud instance. It has many of the benefits of virtualization but ...

Cellrox developed virtualization technology that resides at the kernel level of the device without impacting overall device performance and while allowing superior user experience.