I'd like to point out that there's a general trend toward workload containerization, and a big driver is that it's easier to move container images around than whole operating system instances. Thus if you shift workloads into container images, you should end up with fewer, skinnier OS instances that you don't care as much about moving around since it's easy enough to (re)create them. That's the theory, anyway.
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