> Stardust-oxide is a re-implementation of the unikernel in Rust.
Not "Starrust"? What a missed opportunity...
The main value seems to be as a research vehicle and teaching tool rather than production-ready infrastructure. The Rust version being archived suggests this might not be under active development currently.
Good for simple stateless services (web servers, API endpoints, microservices)
applications that fit the unikernel model - single-purpose, statically linked
Running on one's own Xen hypervisor infrastructure.
Could this be good for compiling as a small Wasm OS for the Browser? Instead of Alpine Linux or things like that?
> Stardust-oxide is a re-implementation of the unikernel in Rust.
Not "Starrust"? What a missed opportunity...
The main value seems to be as a research vehicle and teaching tool rather than production-ready infrastructure. The Rust version being archived suggests this might not be under active development currently.
Good for simple stateless services (web servers, API endpoints, microservices) applications that fit the unikernel model - single-purpose, statically linked Running on one's own Xen hypervisor infrastructure.
Could this be good for compiling as a small Wasm OS for the Browser? Instead of Alpine Linux or things like that?