appcypher

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by appcypher 1y ago
> What is the most minimal microvm for WASM / WASI, By setting up an image with wasmtime for example. > and what are the advantages to running WASM workloads with firecracker or microsandbox? I can think of stronger isolation or
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by appcypher 1y ago
Yes! With the `scope` property. https://github.com/microsandbox/microsandbox/blob/0c13fc27ab...
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by appcypher 1y ago
It uses libkrun which uses Hypervisor.framework on macOS.
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by appcypher 1y ago
That's the plan lol. There is too much friction setting up existing solutions.
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by appcypher 1y ago
I don't understand what you mean? Can you clarify?
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by appcypher 1y ago
Windows support is a work in progress. I haven't tested using VNC yet but it should be possible.
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by appcypher 1y ago
Because those have different directions than microsandbox and you've already mentioned one. I want easy secure sandboxes for AI builders. IMHO, microsandbox is easier to get started with. That said I don't think either KataContain
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by appcypher 1y ago
Thank you! > Can we build our own python sandbox using the sandboxfile spec? Yes and I plan to make that work with the SDK. PS: Multi-stage build is WIP.
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by appcypher 1y ago
> How is it so fast? Is it making any trade offs vs a traditional VM? Is there potential the VM isolation is compromised? It is a lighweight VM and uses the same technology as Firecracker > Can I run a GUI inside of it? It is planned
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by appcypher 1y ago
Yes. Self-hosting and using it on your own backend infra is the main use-case. And JVM support should just work since it is a Linux machine.
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by appcypher 1y ago
Thanks for sharing! I'm the creator of microsandbox. If there is anything you need to know about the project, let me know. This project is meant to make creating microvms from your machine as easy as using Docker containers. Ask me any
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by appcypher 8y ago
Thanks to GraalVM. Well, that wasn't always the case and it prompted the need for WASM.
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by appcypher 8y ago
You can use the LLVM toolchain directly if you know your way around it. I believe the GCC folks were working on a wasm target a while ago but I don't know the ETA for that. If you are looking for an easy setup of LLVM's own wasm-t
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by appcypher 8y ago
I would like to know how you were able to investigate that.
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by appcypher 9y ago
https://github.com/appcypher/astro
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by appcypher 9y ago
http://cppcast.com/2017/05/bjarne-stroustrup/ A podcast. He mentions it at around 42:00.
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