Yes. Firecracker makes sense if you are going to run apps supplied by a third-party. It’s all about isolation. The story with firecracker is that it’s a great

Yes. Firecracker makes sense if you are going to run apps supplied by a third-party. It’s all about isolation. The story with firecracker is that it’s a great tool for rolling out very lightweight vms. It’s for sure production ready. What’s missing is a nicely packaged docker-like set of tools which do not require a bunch of different technologies being glued together. The biggest one being for sure integrated overlay cni… I’ve written a bit on firecracker before: https://gruchalski.com/tags/firecracker/ https://gruchalski.com/tags/firecracker/.