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> Lets you do things like make RAM only Postgres databases servers, or run your web server applications purely from RAM without any login, for speed and securit

• andrewstuart 9y ago
  Yes Bootrino is finished but I haven't released it yet. Some other urgent things have drawn me away. I have not yet decided if/when to release bootrino - I'm not sure if there's enough demand to be able to do this sort of thing. You can however have a look at Lunikernel.com which is closely related to bootrino. I made Lunikernel.com because I needed a standard packaging format for tiny operating systems for bootrino to run. Lunikernel.com isn't as exciting as Bootrino, but it's something to look at whilst i think about whether the world needs the ability to boot any OS on any cloud. Seems to me that serverless has taken the wind out of the sails of tiny operating systems and Unikernels.
  • techdragon 9y ago
    I'm definitely interested in Bootrino, even if it was paid, heck I'll say it, how can I beg, pay or otherwise bribe you to alpha test Bootrino? I've been looking at a cloud based project that is actually completely blocked because of a vendor who is focused on supporting a use case centred on a "rack and run" deployment method. Their entire stack is designed on PXE booting. Their software is actually a pretty huge enabling factor in this project so if I could PXE boot it on AWS this would be a viable project.
    • andrewstuart 9y ago
      My email address is in my profile - drop me a note.