My understanding of Linux Containers (LXC) is that it provides a native hypervisor for Linux systems, similar to Windows\' Hyper-V introduced in Windows 8. By \"nat
relationship between LXC and Docker, -> docker started using LXC, but since docker 0.9, docker uses libcontainer, and no longer uses lxc-start to start the containers. Compared to LXC, docker offers a REST Api, allows to move images from and to the registry, allows to build using Dockerfiles...