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How to handle this on new Docker ? |
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qya
Nov 9, 2022
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/cat/proc give you the version of the OS which hosts the docker container, and not the docker image version. Remember that docker is not a virtual machine, but a bunch of isolated processes, named container, running on top of the hosting OS (and so, by its own kernel). I guess that you are using docker on Ubuntu. Is it right? Please refer to official docker containers architecture. |
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/cat/proc give you the version of the OS which hosts the docker container, and not the docker image version. Remember that docker is not a virtual machine, but a bunch of isolated processes, named container, running on top of the hosting OS (and so, by its own kernel).
I guess that you are using docker on Ubuntu. Is it right?
Please refer to official docker containers architecture.