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by nderjung
810 days ago
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Hi, author here, You can, and we've written about the differences also, here [0]. The summary is that there is still a performance hit for boot time (100s of milliseconds to seconds vs. 1 to 100 of milliseconds for Unikraft); performance hit at runtime (even removing the syscall boundaries has a less-than-ideal impact based on previous studies); and, there's extra bloat from the image size itself (the image is still at the very least 30MB+ vs. as little as 100KB for Unikraft) which affects startup time and cost of storage + transport. [0]: https://unikraft.io/blog/ukl-vs-unikraft |
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