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Glad to see Amoeba here. Last time I heard about it I was still in college X-D I guess academia was too far from what industry needed. They where thinking abou
by eb0la 1y ago
Glad to see Amoeba here. Last time I heard about it I was still in college X-D
I guess academia was too far from what industry needed.
They where thinking about the future, and we needed more stable boxes and sometimes a cluster for critical loads.
All the microkernel stuff Tanenbaum defended makes a lot of sense if you have a distributed OS: you just need to talk with your "local" service with the API you have at hand... and it is the same everywhere (for instance, your SOAP server - which is the equivalent of etcd in K8s).