A. Containers have only a few defined processes that should ever be executed.
Reasons:
Nature of Containers:
Containers are designed to be lightweight and specialized, executing only a specific set of processes required by the application. This makes it easier to define and manage allow lists for runtime security.
Source: Docker Documentation - What is a Container?
Isolation and Immutability:
Containers are isolated from each other and from the underlying operating system, and are generally immutable after creation. This means that any additional or unexpected processes can be readily identified and blocked, enhancing security.
Source: Kubernetes Documentation - Containers
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