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by the_jeremy
2283 days ago
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The article is arguing for super lightweight VMs that (I assume) would have the same build-once, run-the-same abilities as containers. Considering at my work we have hardware run VMs which contain clusters, I can certainly see the use case for removing one of these abstraction layers. I agree that containers were a step forward, and that the idea of run-the-same is a huge advancement, but I think we can get that feature from VMs just the same as containers, as soon as the infrastructure around developing unikernels / "nanoVMs" is as simple as Docker. |
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