Containerization is a form of operating system-level virtualization. So, how exactly does it work? What advantages does it offer over virtualization? Why do developers prefer it? Can you explain in detail?
What's the difference between containers and virtualization?
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Containers isolate only the libraries and dependencies an application needs to run, unlike traditional virtual machines. They don’t include a full OS like VMs do—they share just the kernel, which boosts both performance and resource efficiency. For developers, this means faster deployments and consistent behavior across different environments.