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interesting choice - doesn't that then mean that container to container integration is going to be harder and a lot of overhead per-container? I would have thought a shared VM made more sense. I wonder what attracted them to this.

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It seems great from a security perspective, and a little bit nice from a networking perspective.

I can see the decision to do it this way being related to their private secure cloud infrastructure for AI tools.

The "one IP per container" approach (instead of shared IPs) is similar to how kubernetes pods work.

I like the security aspect. Maybe DNS works, and you can use that for communication between containers?

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