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I currently use Vagrant on Linux, but it's slow and resource heavy. With OrbStack, the ability to set up an Ubuntu or Fedora 'VM' in a few seconds, then instal
by rahen 2y ago
I currently use Vagrant on Linux, but it's slow and resource heavy.
With OrbStack, the ability to set up an Ubuntu or Fedora 'VM' in a few seconds, then install even complex SDN workloads inside is incredible.
Now I want something similar on Linux, especially once I switch to Asahi. I haven't tried LXD yet, but it seems to work similarly to OrbStack with the added benefit of having a full Linux kernel and the ability to modprobe modules and create snapshots, something that isn’t possible with OrbStack. I'll have to give it a try.
- suprjami 2y agoLXD is a manager for LXC containers. I have the vague idea that it's like k8s for LXC but I don't really know either orchestration tools well enough to say. LXC containers are like Docker/Podman containers except they usually run an init process, so you're not running just one binary inside the container. You can make LXC "app containers" which just run one binary Docker/Podman containers.