Rick,
I've been following your work with rebar3 and considering adapting it into
distillery (https://github.com/bitwalker/distillery). I'd love to be able
to generate an image (AMI, or whatever format) that is the combination of
OSv, Elixir, BEAM, etc. in a single easy step. Thanks for digging
Hello OSv-ers,
I'm a huge fan of ZFS, it's an amazing bit of work and I'm thrilled it's a
core component in OSv. That said, it's not a great choice in all cases,
the overhead of ZFS can outweigh the benefits. I've heard many references
to "adding another filesystem" into the mix in different
Waldek,
I too have been a long time lurker and fan of OSv, thank you all for your
contributions and work. I have tried to get it deployed into a few
commercial companies because (a) of the fit for the use cases, but also (b)
in hopes that some company might just want to sponsor its continued
With the introduction of Enclave instances which communicate via vsock and
the security benefits of OSv/unikernel approach maybe this issue will
warrant more attention as the two seem made for one another (OSv and
Enclaves). Any ideas? This is on Nitro instances, I forget if OSv
supports Nitro
On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 4:50 AM David Smith wrote:
> Waldek,
>
> many thanks for your detailed reply and I certainly understand the
> bandwidth issues. Unfortunately, I also have no bandwidth, plus I am not
> experienced working in the Linux kernel, so the level of effort for me to
> attempt
What's the status of OSv on ARM in general and how far are we from the new
AWS EC2 a1 instance type? Is any of that development related to the KVM
instance type work? I'm sure I'm not the only one interested in this in
light of the AWS announcements regarding ARM, but what triggered the
