On 14/07/16 17:35, Nik Sultana wrote: > I wonder if there's a mature interface for life-cycling lightweight > processes in the Erlang ecosystem, perhaps covering the variety of > phases you described originally. (I'm thinking of Erlang and lightweight > processes since the lifecycle phases in the interface developed for such > processes might be more germane for unikernels running microservices > than, say, for more heavyweight VMs.) > Erlang is particularly known for its lightweight processes and > supervision-based monitoring model. IIRC at its simplest, this model > involves supervisors restarting processes when they die, but perhaps a > more sophisticated coordination model has been developed for some > use-cases. > This project comes to mind: > http://www.release-project.eu/ > How is the use-case you describe currently dealt with?
My Atmel Zigbit modem is currently strapped to my cubieboard - when I destroy the unikernel, the radio carries on singing. Is that what you're asking, or are you talking about modem management in general? Incidentally, another use-case for STOP is for overwriting anything left on a BLOCK device with zeros. _______________________________________________ MirageOS-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.xenproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mirageos-devel
