| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The answer is: a virtual machine requires some sort of emulation layer or hypervisor complete with an OS installation for each VM whereas a container uses features in the Linux kernel (3.x) to provide an isolated virtual environment-- disk, memory, networking, etc., on the same OS. Containers use the OS in question and do not require an install of anything other than the files required for your ap
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