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Terminal.com is writing next generation virtualization. This includes live-migration without hypervisors (already in production) and live-resizing (also in prod

Terminal.com is writing next generation virtualization. This includes live-migration without hypervisors (already in production) and live-resizing (also in production). I think we'd like to think we're working on the ugly bits of infrastructure people don't care about. This includes a distributed file system optimized for speed and storing machine state like Github, software defined networking for IP migration across metal, and other abstractions for making devops easier. We're looking for people who want to think about hard computer science problems like managing stateful systems more intelligently (think auto-failure detection and recovery and less I/O intensive WAN replication strategies).

fsniper 12y ago
This is really interesting. I have never heard of Terminal.com before and I'm now deeply interested. Do you hire remote or sponsor visa?
- josh2600 12y ago
  Feel free to ping me on the email address in my profile. Be forewarned, we have a pretty serious technical interview for all candidates. I would say it's not easy to get a technical job at Terminal.
  - fsniper 12y ago
    Thank you. I pinged you ;)
andycjw 12y ago
I just heard of Terminal.com right here, and trying it out for a spin, but it looks like the disk performance is really low, is this expected for lower tier or trial instances?