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0 pointsUK-AL12y ago0 comments

Well the good news is that those things are standard now.

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Yes, those are standard now because they're "old" in the rest of the industry. It remains to be seen if newer tech that is starting to become standard outside of the Microsoft ecosystem today (containers, for example) will be integrated fast enough to matter.

troygoode12y ago

I mean containers like docker. https://www.docker.io/

PallarelCoedr12y ago

It's 'Drawbridge'[0,1] in the windows world and it is on it's way apparently.

You can run mono in linux containers which means you can run this stuff too.

[0] http://www.zdnet.com/microsoft-to-offer-its-drawbridge-virtu... [1] https://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/drawbridge/

UK-ALOP12y ago

Containers? You mean like MEF(Included in .net framework) or Unity?

.Net has always had containers like that.

Guillaume8612y ago

No he mean ressources isolation containers (tiny VMs)

UK-ALOP12y ago