I'm wondering though what value will Kubernetes add beside integrating with existing (presumably Kubernetes-based) infrastructure? At least, this is my understanding of the rationale for Kata containers. Other than that, it seems like it'd be just getting in the way...
I believe this work originated at Intel as "clear containers" (which I believe started life from an acquisition (but could be mixing this up...my memory isn't what it used to be). Either way it's great they are being used like this and at Nvidia (I know Alibaba cloud also use this tech)
crabbone|1 year ago
I'm wondering though what value will Kubernetes add beside integrating with existing (presumably Kubernetes-based) infrastructure? At least, this is my understanding of the rationale for Kata containers. Other than that, it seems like it'd be just getting in the way...
basemi|1 year ago
bjconlan|1 year ago
_joel|1 year ago
d3m0t3p|1 year ago
Funnily that's what fly does: take your container uncompress it to a full micro VM and run it on their infra
nderjung|1 year ago