From the Ground Up - How We Built the Nanos Unikernel

From the Ground Up - How We Built the Nanos Unikernel

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From the Ground Up - How We Built the Nanos Unikernel

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Overview
  3. 3 What Are Unikernels?
  4. 4 Why use a Unikernel?
  5. 5 Unikernels and Virtualization
  6. 6 Enter Nanos
  7. 7 Nanos and Security Say Yes to Kernel Security Features!
  8. 8 Go Webserver on Nanos Profiling with Apache Bench
  9. 9 Kernel From Scratch
  10. 10 The Runtime Environment
  11. 11 Memory Allocation Familiar Faces: Malloc and Free
  12. 12 Nanos: Parameterized Heaps
  13. 13 Elemental Heaps Allocating Number Space
  14. 14 id_heap
  15. 15 Composable Heaps
  16. 16 Cache Heaps
  17. 17 Heap Wrappers
  18. 18 Ephemeral Heaps Future Development
  19. 19 Concurrency in the Kernel
  20. 20 What Are Closures?
  21. 21 Closures in Nanos
  22. 22 Simple Completion
  23. 23 Completions in Stages and using a merge to join parallel operations
  24. 24 Scheduling With Thunks
  25. 25 Closures vs. Threads? Not mutually exclusive...
  26. 26 Common Value Space For configuration and management
  27. 27 Example Manifest Used by 'mkfs' during image staging
  28. 28 Management / Monitoring Work in progress...
  29. 29 Management Roadmap
  30. 30 Takeaway

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