Faster is objective, and in most cases correct. Glibc has a lot mor optimization over the years. Better is subjective and completely depends on your use case:
Similar point to systemd, it is kind of misleading to say that it's faster, it is parallel and event driven, which definitely makes it's end to end time shorter on parallel hardware. And again better is subjective, it's so much more complex that it might not always be the right choice.
Also, why use systemd inside a container at all? There's just one process in there usually.
Faster is objective, and in most cases correct. Glibc has a lot mor optimization over the years. Better is subjective and completely depends on your use case:
http://www.etalabs.net/compare_libcs.html
Similar point to systemd, it is kind of misleading to say that it's faster, it is parallel and event driven, which definitely makes it's end to end time shorter on parallel hardware. And again better is subjective, it's so much more complex that it might not always be the right choice.
Also, why use systemd inside a container at all? There's just one process in there usually.