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What are these unikernels based on? OSv, NetBSD rump kernels, or something proprietary?
by mwcampbell 12y ago
What are these unikernels based on? OSv, NetBSD rump kernels, or something proprietary?
- acveilleux 12y agoLinux... Buried in there: > Congratulations! You now a have a brand new 54 MB secure unikernel image including only our application, Java 8 and the Linux kernel!
- krakensden 12y agoIf you have a separate runtime & kernel, is it still a unikernel?
- josephmoniz 12y agoYeah, this appears to be a bit misleading. It sounds as if they're just running the compiled jar as the /sbin/init process. IMO, thats a very lightweight distro but not a unikernel. #NotAnExpert.
- axelfontaine 12y agoIt is based on the Linux kernel + your application. So an ultra lightweight image indeed. The advantage is that all components are rock solid and standard.
- justincormack 12y agoThats not technically a unikernel, unless you link them into a single executable (which has licensing issues with Linux). Single application OS would be a better term, as it is confusing otherwise.