How embedded systems can benefit from immutable Linux in a container environment.
Immutable Linux is a concept where a base Linux system exists in read-only form and cannot be modified or deleted. The core of the idea is that a base Linux exists with immutable system files and directories and functions, or sub-areas are modularized by being moved out into containers. Each change made is – where it is at all possible – only temporarily and/or surely separated.
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