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> Amazon could rebuild AWS on top of hypervisors Um, what? > BSD or what have you and none of those users would notice FaaS and CaaS doesn't negate that ther
by ilovecaching 8y ago
> Amazon could rebuild AWS on top of hypervisors
Um, what?
> BSD or what have you and none of those users would notice
FaaS and CaaS doesn't negate that there is a kernel API you're interfacing with. It absolutely makes a difference. Claiming that kernels are completely interchangeable is extremely naive, but then again, your first statement about hypervisors is so absolutely, confusingly incorrect that it's difficult to take what you say seriously.
- coldtea 8y agoOr, you know, it was a slip or a bad syntax, and you took the least charitable interpretation possible ("so absolutely, confusingly incorrect") and then took that to further extremes "that it's difficult to take what you say seriously". >FaaS and CaaS doesn't negate that there is a kernel API you're interfacing with Only in as much that it can't itself be emulated...
- pjmlp 8y agoIf you prefer the full description, type I hypervisors with unikernels.
- ilovecaching 8y agoOf course, how could I have not inferred unikernel from hypervisor, how silly of me.
- coldtea 8y agoIt is, isn't it?