Includeable minimal operating system for C++
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Includeable minimal operating system for C++
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#3Very cool.
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#4Amazing how we've come full circle. Type II hypervisors treat VM guests as processes, so is it any wonder we've developed ways to develop them as processes? A paravirtualized VM is just a process with a different (and arguably better) system call interface.
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#5Pretty cool way to turn x86es into embedded machines.
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#6This seems very interesting!
But... "So IncludeOS can compile C and C++ applications natively. Currently, these are the only programming languages supported. We’ll add support for other language runtimes in 2019."
Last blog update is 2019. Is the project still alive?
edit: github shows recent activity, so it is encouraging.
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#7I've seen this come up here and elsewhere before, always very cool! I always wonder who's actually using it for production workloads, in what context, etc.
It feels like so much of the world focuses on docker images that alternatives are pretty hard to get going.
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#8I found the linked page very confusing, the whole page just say some generic unikernel stuffs
This page is much better, telling me how it is different/interesting https://www.includeos.org/technology.html
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#9Pretty cool way to turn x86es into embedded machines.
Checkout https://osdev.org
And actually, x86 started life as an embedded processor :)
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#10Isn't this what's more typically called a unikernel?
EDIT: I see, their GH page actually uses this term, but this landing page does not.