hannes changed the topic of #mirage to: MirageOS are OCaml unikernels - https://mirage.io - this channel is logged at http://irclog.whitequark.org/mirage/ - MirageOS 3.7.1 is released - happy hacking!
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<h01ger> opam is fixed in Debian buster now.
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<hannes> \o/
<hannes> :dancing:
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<echelon> hi
<echelon> any plans for supporting mirage on *bsd?
<echelon> oh wait, it says it's already supported on bhybe
<echelon> hyve
<hannes> echelon: it works fine on FreeBSD/bhyve and OpenBSD/VMM
<echelon> cool, thanks
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<echelon> so, freebsd/openbsd can run a mirafg
<echelon> err
<echelon> mirageos for running docker? or would that require additional work
<hannes> hmm?
<hannes> I'm not sure I understand the question. MirageOS is a unikernel/library operating system on top of a hypervisor. It does _not_ contain a complete C library, etc. - but requires the unikernel to be written (exclusively) in OCaml. I have not seen anyone implementing docker in OCaml.
<hannes> on the other side, some of the MirageOS libraries are used by Docker for windows and Docker for Mac to transprt network packets and file system between the docker guests and the hostsystem.
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<echelon> i thought the point of unikernels was to provide a guest kernel for docker containers