MirageOS uses the OCaml language, with libraries that provide networking, storage and concurrency support that work under Unix during development, but become operating system drivers when being compiled for production deployment.
The framework is fully event-driven, with no support for preemptive threading.
MirageOS 4.0 was released in March 2022, preceded by MirageOS 3.0 in February 2017, and MirageOS 2.0 in July 2014, and MirageOS 1.0 in December 2013. All the infrastructure you see here is self-hosted.
Check out the documentation, compile your hello world unikernel, get started with the public cloud, or watch the talks.
from Hacker News https://mirage.io/
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