Chris Siebenmann on Twitter: "@standaloneSA @garyrogers Given that Unix had chroot() in 4.2BSD in '83, 'further than chroot' is a long way back. (Much further than S 8.)"

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Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 22 Jul 2015

So…containers. Why? How? What? Start here if you haven’t.: I tweeted a link today about running ceph... http://bit.ly/1GBZZ71 #sysadmin
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Gary Rogers ‏@garyrogers 22 Jul 2015

@standaloneSA goes back further than chroot. Solaris 8 (?) had containers, and zOS had LPARs long before that.
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@standaloneSA @garyrogers Given that Unix had chroot() in 4.2BSD in '83, 'further than chroot' is a long way back. (Much further than S 8.)

8:14 AM - 22 Jul 2015

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