This looks really exciting and I look forward to trying it out! Amir :)
> On 29 Mar 2016, at 17:41, Ian Eyberg <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi all: > > To follow up on the emails from last weekend: > > I got infatuated with unikernels last spring after reading one too many of > Anil/Thomas/Amir's, et. al's papers and the search started for finding > something that I could use immediately. > > Finally ran into Antti and his labor of love. Being a very go focused shop we > immediately wanted to get go going despite it's obvious architectural > differences and begged (bribed) him into helping. > > After playing around with them for awhile we realized that not just the > languages needed some support but tooling, testing and infrastructure was > needed for this brave new world. > > Lots of people on this list have talked about running it on AWS/GCE but even > with the hacks it's still not a great fit cause it was meant for a different > world - everything from instance size to hourly billing to security and > everything else was just not a good fit. > > So we've been building out some infrastructure for it and while we're still > not quite ready for production workloads we'd figure we'd go ahead and show > you all what we've been working on: > > https://deferpanic.net > > This is very much of a *beta* still so no gurantees against your cat > spontaneously exploding or your house going blackhole but it is our hope that > we can help push the ecosystem forward. > > We'll be releasing some more tooling in the future as well as some of it gets > more consolidated. > > - Ian >
