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JJCIT. 2023; 9(3): 235-248


CONTAINER-BASED VIRTUALIZATION FOR BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY: A SURVEY

Nawar A. Sultan, Rawaa Putros Qasha.




Abstract

Blockchain technology has garnered interest in several scientific and engineering fields. To improve blockchain
services, its execution challenges must be addressed. Container-based virtualization enables running isolated apps on a shared OS where blockchain technology can leverage this technology to run numerous
nodes, smart contracts, and decentralized apps in distinct containers allowing resource isolation and allocation, faster deployment and scalability, and improved security through limited host OS and other
container access. This article covers container-based virtualization for Blockchain technology, including
current methodologies, prospects, and future perspectives. Initially, this study explains blockchain and containerization as well as the reason for their integration. Then reviews container virtualization services
to address blockchain complexity, size, scalability, and security. Conversely, Container technology uses
blockchain to protect data and enhance resource management. Next, analyzes the latest containerization
and blockchain integration studies. Finally, difficulties and future directions are considered to advance
this promising research.

Key words: Container-based virtualization, Blockchain, Virtual Machines, Docker, Kubernetes.






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