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Does this effort take you closer to the (supposed) goal of running arbitrary X86/ARM Linux binaries as cloud functions, or is that a completely different direct
by askver 8y ago
Does this effort take you closer to the (supposed) goal of running arbitrary X86/ARM Linux binaries as cloud functions, or is that a completely different direction?
- chrisbroadfoot 8y agoAt the sandboxing level, it's already possible (you can upload any binary and fork/exec it from one of the supported languages). That's made possible by gVisor, which is the underlying sandbox technology used in GAE and GCF. As for making that an actual product, we're working on that, too. Sign up for the alpha here: g.co/serverlesscontainers Disclaimer: I work on GCP.
- askver 8y agoNice!
- wasd 8y agoDo you know of any alphas running for App Engine? I'm interested in testing.
- chrisbroadfoot 8y agoThere's a beta for Go 1.11 on App Engine... https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/application-development/go-1-11-is-now-available-on-app-engine https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/application-developme... If you didn't mean Go, specifically, then the alpha I linked above might be up your alley.