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SideburnsOfDoom
3806 days ago
> . With EC2 instances you're still running a kernel that has a lot of moving parts of its own.
I'm sure that's true, but it's not a statement directly about
consistency
.
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lmm
3805 days ago
It's a lot harder to get consistency out of a non-unikernel system running on EC2 - e.g. IME the linux boot/hardware probing process can behave nondeterministically before it even starts running your user program.
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