You are more likely to run into issues with containerization itself ( cgroup, namespaces ect) than abstractions on top of it.
Unless you are doing some sort of orchestration on top of containers, you can't go wrong with any of the container abstractions.
You are more likely to run into issues with containerization itself ( cgroup, namespaces ect) than abstractions on top of it.
Unless you are doing some sort of orchestration on top of containers, you can't go wrong with any of the container abstractions.