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The author of the article is CEO of NanosVM, who makes Nanos unikernel and tooling. It looks pretty interesting with Go, php, and nodejs support. I tried dabb

by bfung 5y ago

The author of the article is CEO of NanosVM, who makes Nanos unikernel and tooling. It looks pretty interesting with Go, php, and nodejs support. I tried dabbling in MirageOS in the past, and actually love OCaml as a language, but the local setup required to code, build, and deploy is too much for after working a full day. The Ops tool and nanosvm looks much easier to use. I haven’t dug through the unikernel code to see how real it is, but it’s def. attractive efficiency after dealing w/k8 & docker stack all day. https://github.com/nanovms https://github.com/nanovms

thejosh 5y ago
Yeah, their tooling is very easy to install. I'm having a fiddle with it now :).
kitd 5y ago
Agreed. Pragmatism & DX looks to have had a huge focus here, which alone makes it much more interesting than other projects which I found fairly rough at the edges in comparison.