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RE: Setting Up Python Virtualenv

in #programming7 years ago

virtual environments focus on a single application space for programs to run isolated from others

You make it sound like it's a container solution that provides process isolation. Doesn't it just provide you with an environment with all the dependencies you need to run your program?

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That is correct. It's not process isolation, just package/environment isolation.

Thanks for clearing that up. I wasn't sure if I had missed some kind of update that added container support.