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The difference is that the vast majority of people are deploying to the cloud so they are already deploying to a hypervisor. Every single cloud is built on top
by eyberg 5y ago
The difference is that the vast majority of people are deploying to the cloud so they are already deploying to a hypervisor. Every single cloud is built on top of virtualization. AWS used to use Xen, now they use KVM. Google Cloud is entirely built on KVM. Azure uses Hyper-V. The cloud is just an API for virtualization.
Instead of AWS (hypervisor) => linux => k8s => containers unikernels advocate for AWS (hypervisor) => unikernel and that makes them run much faster in general (we've clocked upwards of 300% req/sec for go/rust webservers on AWS for instance) and a lot safer.