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Description: Linux namespaces are a fundamental feature of the Linux operating system that provides isolation for system resources. This allows multiple instances of the same resource to exist independently, which is essential for virtualization and containerization. Each namespace acts as a separate environment where processes can operate without interfering with each other. For example, a […]