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I have been interested in an OS that would better implement virtualization and containers better, "closer to the hardware." I know most users aren't terribly in
by zanderwohl 7y ago
I have been interested in an OS that would better implement virtualization and containers better, "closer to the hardware." I know most users aren't terribly interested in that sort of thing, but I think a lot of hacker-types would enjoy easily sorting projects into different areas. How nice would it be to easily spin up a couple different machines to test a server-client relationship on the same machine, without a handful of slow VMs?
I feel I don't know enough to see the issues with an approach like that, or know why it's not already mainstream.
- celticmusic 7y agoit's known as a "bare metal hypervisor" and is the most commonly used hypervisor. If you look into things like vmware ESXi you'll see it in action. https://www.vmware.com/products/esxi-and-esx.html https://www.vmware.com/products/esxi-and-esx.html
- zanderwohl 7y agoThanks for the link! Looks to be a little steep learning cliff, but I'll see what I can teach myself.