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Fly runs the contents of the container in a VM. Bring your own runtime in that VM, use kernel sandboxing features, do whatever you want (in linux). I’m all for
by maxmcd 5y ago
Fly runs the contents of the container in a VM. Bring your own runtime in that VM, use kernel sandboxing features, do whatever you want (in linux).
I’m all for the “k8s is not erlang” position, but in fly’s case it seems like the right tool for the job. Fly is much faster than a new EC2 instance.
- n3mes1s 5y agoMore info about this in the blogpost Docker without Docker[0] [0] https://fly.io/blog/docker-without-docker/ https://fly.io/blog/docker-without-docker/