Computer Science, asked by dakshan24, 10 months ago

A single kernel can be shared by more than one container

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Answered by steffis
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A single kernel can be shared by more than one container is a True statement,

Explanation:

The container is software that is placed between the kernel of the operating system and the application. The container force what the application looks and how it can connect with it. All containers require to access the kernel of the operating system. Nevertheless, containers are not part of the kernel, they only call the features they provide.

By definition, a container does not have a resource limit and can use as much of the resource as the host's kernel scheduler requires.

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