Which of these statements best explains the relationship between OS virtualization (Virtual Machines), and application v
Posted: Sun May 15, 2022 10:21 am
Which of these statements best explains the relationship between
OS virtualization (Virtual Machines), and application
virtualization (Containerization, i.e. Docker)?
Group of answer choices:
Neither a VM nor a Docker container can access any of the host
system's hardware resources such as network adapters and hard
disks.
Containerization cannot be used to create a virtualized OS
environment; only a VM running on a hosted hypervisor can run a
self-contained system like Ubuntu.
Docker containers are required to be run in a virtualized OS
(VM), since a VM enables higher-level virtualization not possible
on a bare metal machine.
Both OS and application virtualization increase portability by
abstracting the underlying hardware of the system.
OS virtualization (Virtual Machines), and application
virtualization (Containerization, i.e. Docker)?
Group of answer choices:
Neither a VM nor a Docker container can access any of the host
system's hardware resources such as network adapters and hard
disks.
Containerization cannot be used to create a virtualized OS
environment; only a VM running on a hosted hypervisor can run a
self-contained system like Ubuntu.
Docker containers are required to be run in a virtualized OS
(VM), since a VM enables higher-level virtualization not possible
on a bare metal machine.
Both OS and application virtualization increase portability by
abstracting the underlying hardware of the system.