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OSv looks really promising. Turns regular jvm bytecode into unikernals. If you are building immutable apps, why not deploy them with an immutable foundation as
by reilly3000 11y ago
OSv looks really promising. Turns regular jvm bytecode into unikernals. If you are building immutable apps, why not deploy them with an immutable foundation as well? The HN hivemind has declared microservices bad for bootstrapping new apps, but I'm convinced an end to end immutable workflow could actually dramatically boost team wide productivity. Tomorrow is a snow day so I get to play with OSv and see if I'm right.
- pjmlp 11y ago> Turns regular jvm bytecode into unikernals. ? It has nothing to do with bytecode per se. It allows a JVM to run bare-metal, there are plenty of them already in the embedded world. For example J9 from IBM.
- daddykotex 11y agoCould you describe what you mean by an 'immutable app'? Thanks