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First time hearing about this, looks nice! but: - is the Nano unikernel open source ? A quick (maybe too quick) google search tells me no. - can you customize
by dnpp123 7y ago
First time hearing about this, looks nice! but:
- is the Nano unikernel open source ? A quick (maybe too quick) google search tells me no.
- can you customize the component you want a la MirageOS, eg is it possible in the future to add a fail2ban to your app with a single command line ? same for filesystem and so on.
- is performance on par at least with other linux systems ?
- does it support rust ? not metal barebone rust, but rust with at least the std lib ?
- zamadatix 7y agoFound a license link at the bottom of the page https://ops.city/license.txt https://ops.city/license.txt To your Rust question it seems like the standard library is supported https://github.com/nanovms/ops-examples/blob/master/rust/02-http-hello-world/http_server.rs https://github.com/nanovms/ops-examples/blob/master/rust/02-...
- eyberg 7y agoOps is merely an orchestration tool to deploy these to google cloud and aws. The actual kernel is nanos and we decided against the recent trend of custom licenses to go with apache.
- eyberg 7y agoLittle late here but yes nanos is Apache and found at https://github.com/nanovms/nanos https://github.com/nanovms/nanos . It also runs rust very well.