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(sorry I didn't reply in-thread, I'm new to HN, re-posting response here:) Exactly! The main local requirement is to have hardware virtualization available (e.

by gbxk 1y ago

(sorry I didn't reply in-thread, I'm new to HN, re-posting response here:) Exactly! The main local requirement is to have hardware virtualization available (e.g. /dev/kvm) but that should be fine on your local linux machine. Won't work in cloud machines or on Mac ARM in current form but maybe if I extend

ofrzeta 1y ago
There are some providers that offer KVM nested virtualization, I think Google Cloud, Digital Ocean ... any others?
- gbxk 1y ago
  True! GCP does. I haven't tested it yet. I didn't know D.O does. If anyone knows others, I'm interested too!
  - eyberg 1y ago
    We (NanoVMs) can run (both unikernel and normal linux) virtualized workloads on plain old ec2 instances (eg: t2.small).
    - gbxk 1y ago
      Interesting, thanks for sharing!