lxc

LXC containers are often considered as something in the middle between a chroot and a full fledged virtual machine. The goal of LXC is to create an environment as close as possible to a standard Linux installation but without the need for a separate kernel.

Name

lxc

Programs

• init.lxc
• lxc
• lxc-attach
• lxc-autostart
• lxc-cgroup
• lxc-checkconfig
• lxc-checkpoint
• lxc-config
• lxc-console
• lxc-copy
• lxc-create
• lxc-destroy
• lxc-device
• lxc-execute
• lxc-freeze
• lxc-info
• lxc-ls
• lxc-monitor
• lxc-snapshot
• lxc-start
• lxc-stop
• lxc-top
• lxc-unfreeze
• lxc-unshare
• lxc-update-config
• lxc-usernsexec
• lxc-wait

Homepage

• https://linuxcontainers.org/

Version

6.0.5

License

• GNU General Public License v2.0

Maintainers

• Aaron Andersen
• Adam C. Stephens
• Meghea Iulian
• Maciej Krüger

Platforms

• aarch64-linux
• armv5tel-linux
• armv6l-linux
• armv7a-linux
• armv7l-linux
• i686-linux
• loongarch64-linux
• m68k-linux
• microblaze-linux
• microblazeel-linux
• mips-linux
• mips64-linux
• mips64el-linux
• mipsel-linux
• powerpc-linux
• powerpc64-linux
• powerpc64le-linux
• riscv32-linux
• riscv64-linux
• s390-linux
• s390x-linux
• x86_64-linux

Defined

Source