IBM/redhat have a few unikernel related projects going on and I'm guessing this is referring to nabla containers (or he might be aware of ukl). The only reason

IBM/redhat have a few unikernel related projects going on and I'm guessing this is referring to nabla containers (or he might be aware of ukl). The only reason to stuff an unikernel into a container is to make the transition easier for k8s/container holdouts. You'll take a perf hit and still be stuck with all the security problems containers have. Other than that at least in my incredibly biased opinion it makes no sense.