txt.file@txt_file@chaos.social: Why run containers when we have microVMs? For example: " New MICROVM kernel for x86, supporting both i386 and amd64, NetBSD 11.0 introduces a dedicated MICROVM kernel designed for extremely fast virtual machines boot, leveraging PVH boot, VirtIO MMIO, and multiple kernel optimizations, it can boot in about 10 ms on 2020-era x86 CPUs." <a class="link-in-note" href="https://netbsd.org/releases/formal-11/NetBSD-11.0.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://netbsd.org/releases/formal-11/NetBSD-11.0.html</a><br>#NetBSD #docker #podman

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txt.file@txt_file@chaos.social (2026-02-10 22:09:20)
Why run containers when we have microVMs? For example: " New MICROVM kernel for x86, supporting both i386 and amd64, NetBSD 11.0 introduces a dedicated MICROVM kernel designed for extremely fast virtual machines boot, leveraging PVH boot, VirtIO MMIO, and multiple kernel optimizations, it can boot in about 10 ms on 2020-era x86 CPUs." https://netbsd.org/releases/formal-11/NetBSD-11.0.html
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