The two most common challenges for organizations adopting container technologies are:
B (Security): Containers introduce unique security challenges, such as shared kernels, namespace isolation, image vulnerabilities, and orchestration exposure.
E (Skilled staff): Containerization requires specialized skills in orchestration (e.g., Kubernetes), CI/CD, and microservices design, which may not be readily available in many IT teams.
Other options explained:
A: Performance is generally good for containers; overhead is minimal.
C: Cost savings are often a driver for containerization.
D: Deployment is streamlined via orchestration platforms.
F: Compliance is important but less frequently cited as the initial adoption barrier.
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