This document discusses containers in the upstream Linux kernel compared to the Virtuozzo (VZ) kernel. It notes that OpenVZ has contributed many features to the Linux kernel over time, with about 60% of the VZ kernel now upstreamed. While much progress has been made, there are still areas needing to be added to the upstream kernel to fully replace the VZ kernel, including memory management and accounting features, network and I/O optimizations, and legacy containerization tools. The presenters from OpenVZ are available to discuss any questions.