The future belongs to unikernels.

[@Cyril29a]

A unikernel is leveraging the complexity of an OS to machine interaction to obfuscate Physical and Datalink layers from possible exploitation by wrapping them in an application layer of a stripped down hypervisor

[@Cyril29a]

3:25 the answer is that yes they are very similar but Unikernels are easier to deploy because the were built with deployment as the main feature right?

[@akshaypuradkar1568]

youtube must do something about the transcription thing,.. the damned thing spells it 'eunuch kernel' the whole time!

[@Cyril29a]

The end result is not the advantage, the reduced friction of management is. I can spend a year or two and plant wheat, raise chickens and make a sandwich but it's easier to use farming and butchering infrastructure to reduce cost