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    <description>Let&#39;s see how the container solves the Virtual Machine&#39;s weight and boot-time problem by dropping the one thing a VM never gives up: its own private kernel.</description>
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    <description>What does a physical server actually look like, and why can&#39;t we just keep deploying more onto the same one?</description>
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    <description>Let&#39;s see how the Virtual Machine solves the physical server&#39;s &quot;one machine, one environment&quot; problem, and the downsides of this approach.</description>
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