I'm involved with OPS/Nanos which deploy applications as unikernels to AWS && Google Cloud. The deploy and management of them have a very serverless like feel a

I'm involved with OPS/Nanos which deploy applications as unikernels to AWS && Google Cloud. The deploy and management of them have a very serverless like feel as you can't ssh into them nor can you install random crap on them once they are deployed: I even called them "Stateful Serverless" in a recent article: https://dev.to/eyberg/stateful-serverless-with-unikernels-4ma7 https://dev.to/eyberg/stateful-serverless-with-unikernels-4m... A few cool things versus something like lambda are that they are very much cloud agnostic and they are stateful by default (although very easy to run them as transient workloads as well). If you want to check it out - open source/free at: https://ops.city https://ops.city