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With virtualization and containerization, businesses are constantly searching for platforms that balance efficiency, control, and agility. For years, LXD served as a good for system administrators looking to combine the speed of containers with the full-system management style of traditional virtual machines. However, corporate restructuring and licensing shifts led the open-source community to establish a new trajectory. Incus came about as a community-driven fork of LXD under the stewardship of the Linux Containers project. It provides a, secure, and production-ready alternative for managing both Linux Containers (LXC) and full virtual machines via QEMU, completely free from restrictive corporate licensing and vendor lock-in.
With virtualization and containerization, businesses are constantly searching for platforms that balance efficiency, control, and agility. For years, LXD served as a good for system administrators looking to combine the speed of containers with the full-system management style of traditional virtual machines. However, corporate restructuring and licensing shifts led the open-source community to establish a new trajectory. Incus came about as a community-driven fork of LXD under the stewardship of the Linux Containers project. It provides a, secure, and production-ready alternative for managing both Linux Containers (LXC) and full virtual machines via QEMU, completely free from restrictive corporate licensing and vendor lock-in.
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