True or False: A profiled container is any container located on a profiled host.

A profiled container refers specifically to a container that has been associated with and configured under a designated set of profiling rules applying to the host on which it runs. Being simply located on a profiled host does not inherently make the container profiled; it must also be configured to leverage the profiling features offered by the monitoring system.

This distinction emphasizes that profiling is more about the specific setup and functionality implemented for monitoring purposes, rather than the mere fact that the container resides on a host that is considered profiled. Therefore, the statement is false, as a container must meet specific criteria to be classified as profiled, beyond just its location.