not sure about the specifics, but in a traditional hypervisor, you get much lower-level control, hardware root access. you can create multiple isolations, each acting as its own server.
when you rent from amazon, you’re basically running on a hypervisor inside a large server. there are also security, performance, and file system access considerations.
btw, i like proot, pretty handy, lightweight method. haven’t used it in a while.
iefan 🕊️
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