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No, it may look a bit different but it has the same aims. And they are not intending to kill us. Disclaimer: I work for Unikernel Systems, now Docker.
by justincormack 11y ago
No, it may look a bit different but it has the same aims. And they are not intending to kill us. Disclaimer: I work for Unikernel Systems, now Docker.
- takeda 11y agoThe problem I have with is that those are two different philosophies to address the same problem. I have concern whether docker can pursue both of them at the same time. I see that sooner or later they'll have to decide which direction to pursue. If they decide to drop containers and go the unikernel route, then a lot of what they already did to this point is no longer relevant. If go the containers direction then unikernel technology won't be too useful, unless using it to create hosts OS that would run the containers, but that is a huge challenge and at that point it no longer would be simple kernel.
- Terretta 11y agoHit me up if you'd be into collaboration (we contribute back) with real customer partners of these things in production. I'm at the world's largest hedge fund with a massive use case that disqualifies Docker.