Y
Hacker News
new
|
ask
|
show
|
jobs
by
staticassertion
1377 days ago
Seems like a case for a unikernel running on bare metal. No copying bytes across kernel/user, no context switching at all.
2 comments
trh0awayman
1377 days ago
I guess I didn't realize unikernels could run on bare metal. I've only seen them running on a hypervisor.
link
staticassertion
1376 days ago
I think they typically target hypervisors because it's far more likely that that's what people will want to run on, but there's nothing fundamental stopping a unikernel from running on bare metal.
link
vardump
1376 days ago
Just like on most low end embedded systems. Bare metal rules there.
link
xena
1377 days ago
I almost wonder if I should try to get Shrine/TempleOS to do that. That could be a very interesting post.
link