to check my understanding on what this is offering, I could build something on top of this that offers remote code execution for people without needing to worry about my system being compromised? or other people's processes interacting with one another, but the VM will still be able to make web requests itself?
This GitHub org was cited several times in the recent "source available" annoucement for MoonBit, if one wishes to see more "in the wild" usage https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42450274
to check my understanding on what this is offering, I could build something on top of this that offers remote code execution for people without needing to worry about my system being compromised? or other people's processes interacting with one another, but the VM will still be able to make web requests itself?
This GitHub org was cited several times in the recent "source available" annoucement for MoonBit, if one wishes to see more "in the wild" usage https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42450274
What are the use cases?
Explained in the first and second paragraphs of the README:
> Multi-tenancy allows one server to be safely shared among many users, each of which cannot access each others or negatively affect the HTTP service.
> Specialized sandboxes are instantiated for each request and immediately destroyed after the request, all within a single microsecond.
Whatever happened to Unikernels?
Still around. Recently, Prisma launched their managed Postgres offering built on top of Unikernels
https://www.prisma.io/blog/announcing-prisma-postgres-early-...
Nothing.