What are containers?(1 Point)Packaging up application code and any dependenciesA shallow replica of an applicationA single tenant virtual machineAn implementation of the OCI specification

Which is a container?1 pointAn executable unit of software in which application code is packaged along with its libraries and dependencies, allowing it to be run anywhereA physical server dedicated to a single customerA piece of software that pulls resources from the physical server and allocates them to your virtual environmentA type of virtual machine that is provider-managed, multi-tenant, and can be provisioned on-demand with predefined sizes

Question 4What underlying architecture do containers leverage?1 pointA hypervisorGuest operating systemsThe host kernelA cloud control plane

Question 1Which of the following is a benefit of using containers?0 / 1 pointContainers allow packaging of code without dependenciesContainers provide scalable infrastructureContainers improve reproducibility across environmentsContainers increase security through additional open ports

What is a container in the context of microservices? (1 Point)A software package that contains all necessary dependencies for a service to runA physical machine that runs a serviceA virtual machine that runs a serviceA network of services that communicate with each other

Discuss different approaches to virtualization in the context of virtual machines (VMs), highlighting their key characteristics, benefits, and limitations. Provide examples of scenarios where each approach is best suited.10CO 2L2213.3.42bExplain the Docker container technology, its software components, and the essential elements found in a Docker file. Discuss how these components contribute to the creation, deployment, and management of containerized applications in modern software development.10