While obviously overkill to run a small blog it certainly feels tempting. If could be efficiently automated surely it is worth a try. However, what I'm more in

While obviously overkill to run a small blog it certainly feels tempting. If could be efficiently automated surely it is worth a try. However, what I'm more interested in is how Mirage works for, say, more practical tasks. It is quite some time already after it came up the first time, there were few blog posts about how to do this or that on Mirage OS, yet I never saw any real benchmarking. Is Mirage more/less/about-the-same effective in serving static content than nginx on Linux? Is it any worse/better than CloudFron static hosting for that purpose? How about real apps on multiple nodes using Mirage? How about it performing on ARM (as I understand that's still largely an experiment, but anyway, it is interesting enough topic to talk about)? Never saw an analysis of it by any actual security professional as well. Essentially speaking, I'm a bit upset that such an interesting project gathers somewhat less attention than, it feels to me, it should.