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LXD can host both containers and virtual machines, unfortunately MAAS makes the assumption that any device attached to a machine must be a container.
This is reflected in the UI by showing them all under a "Containers" heading.
It feels like we may want to move away from using "containers" in the UI at all, using a more generic term like "instances" would solve the problem even without adding an extra type field.
If a type field is added, LXD could then properly indicate whether a particular instance is a container or a VM which could then be reflected in the web UI too.
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From: https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bug/1881664
LXD can host both containers and virtual machines, unfortunately MAAS makes the assumption that any device attached to a machine must be a container.
This is reflected in the UI by showing them all under a "Containers" heading.
It feels like we may want to move away from using "containers" in the UI at all, using a more generic term like "instances" would solve the problem even without adding an extra type field.
If a type field is added, LXD could then properly indicate whether a particular instance is a container or a VM which could then be reflected in the web UI too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: