An Updated Performance Comparison of Virtual Machines and Linux Containers¶
Felter, W., Ferreira, Rajamony, & Rubio, J. (2015). An Updated Performance Comparison of Virtual Machines and Linux Containers.
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- Layered Accumulation
- Git, Mercurial, and other version-control systems implement layered accumulation as a commit-history DAG, an architectural pattern that Felter, Ferreira, Rajamony, and Rubio (2015) analyze for content-addressed layered filesystems in their performance comparison of containers and virtual machines.
This sourceIBM Research. Analyzes content-addressed layered filesystems (Docker images, OverlayFS) as append-only stacks of immutable layers — the same Merkle-indexed accumulation pattern that Git applies to commits.
- Git, Mercurial, and other version-control systems implement layered accumulation as a commit-history DAG, an architectural pattern that Felter, Ferreira, Rajamony, and Rubio (2015) analyze for content-addressed layered filesystems in their performance comparison of containers and virtual machines.
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