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No Parachute Introduction into Unikernel Orchestration

Ian Eyberg
October 21, 2016

No Parachute Introduction into Unikernel Orchestration

This set of slides gives a gentle introduction into running unikernels and implications thereof, especially on macs. The talk is intended to encourage new tooling/development in the ecosystem targeted towards those who might not be familiar with vms or hypervisors.

Ian Eyberg

October 21, 2016
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  1. github.com/ deferpanic/ virgo By the end of the talk attendees

    should feel comfortable in writing tools to interact with unikernels like testing/ system administration/ volume manipulation and more.
  2. NO

  3. nat

  4. routing root@host:/# arp -a ? (10.0.84.32) at 52:54:00:e0:af:dc [ether] on

    br5 ? (172.16.1.4) at 00:22:19:5a:34:87 [ether] on eno2 ? (172.16.1.2) at 14:fe:b5:d1:a0:c1 [ether] on eno2 ? (10.0.86.165) at 52:54:00:84:62:f7 [ether] on br86 ? (10.0.85.176) at 52:54:00:ea:56:ae [ether] on br9 ? (10.0.85.96) at 52:54:00:c0:a7:35 [ether] on br9 ? (10.0.88.236) at 52:54:00:d1:3c:fe [ether] on br88 ? (172.16.1.3) at f0:4d:a2:0b:fe:bc [ether] on eno2 ? (172.16.1.5) at 00:21:9b:90:50:2c [ether] on eno2
  5. dns

  6. Multiple Volumes? Maybe interpreted language don’t have to rebuild base

    kernel each deploy? Maybe want to dynamically attach/ de-tach volumes for configuration?