It looks like there's still quite a bit of legacy wording around containers rather than the more generic terminology of instances (as apply to both containers and VMs).
In general we should be using instance everywhere and so only use container or virtual-machine in the cases where the particular feature only applies to just one of the two types.
It looks like there's still quite a bit of legacy wording around containers rather than the more generic terminology of instances (as apply to both containers and VMs).
In general we should be using instance everywhere and so only use container or virtual-machine in the cases where the particular feature only applies to just one of the two types.