Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the mirage-ci reference - I'm not really looking for a ci
pipeline, just a compile harness where I can take a small unikernel
repo, of which I'm confident on the code integrity/soundness, and build
the unikernel for the platform it's to be deployed to. Having this as a
unikernel would really complete the mirage environment.
Always happy to look at, and give feedback on, unikernel platforms -
providing the license is right :)
Best,
Nick
On 12/16/24 12:55, Thomas Gazagnaire wrote:
,Hi Nick,
Not totallu sure if that’s what you are looking for but did you check
https://github.com/ocurrent/mirage-ci?
This is used to build and deploy mirageos.org. It’s based on ocurrent/obduilder
(with a sandbox mechanism similar to Docker)
We (at Tarides) are also working on a prototype platform to build and deploy
unikernels — should be available next year. Let me know if you want to be an
early tester.
Best,
Thomas
On 16 Dec 2024, at 11:42, Nick Betteridge <lists.nick.betteri...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear All,
Does anyone know of any unikernels that can build unikernels for the local
platform, using something like ocaml-monorepo and, perhaps, irmin?
Hannes has suggested looking at something like ocamlnat [1], which would be one
way of tackling the issue, but I was wondering if anyone had considered or
implemented any other approaches to solve this - I would really love to move
away from using the relatively bulky Docker infrastructure and associated
maintenance.
Best wishes,
Nick
[1] https://github.com/bmeurer/ocamlnat
