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% TODO: explain generically what APC is and compare to Hypervisors % TODO: explain generically what APC is and compare to Hypervisors
This technology has been under active development for about decade now\cite{Reshetova2014}, and is becoming more and more popular. This technology has been under active development for about decade now\cite{Reshetova2014}, and is becoming more and more popular.
The popularity has exploded with one specific implementation named \gls{Docker}, which targets the \gls{Linux}-platform. The popularity has exploded with one specific implementation named \gls{Docker}, which targets the \gls{Linux}-platform.
More about this historical and technological development is explained in its own section \ref{virt-advent-sac-docker}. More about this historical and technological development is explained in its own section \ref{virt-advent-sac}.
The idea behind \gls{osvirt} is to virtualize applications on the \gls{OS} level instead of on the machine level. The idea behind \gls{osvirt} is to virtualize applications on the \gls{OS} level instead of on the machine level.
On \gls{Linux}, features that implement this are a part of the kernel itself, providing features that allow a low-overhead isolation and resource-control for user-space processes, in short: virtualization. On \gls{Linux}, features that implement this are a part of the kernel itself, providing features that allow a low-overhead isolation and resource-control for user-space processes, in short: virtualization.