Hah! Thanks for whomever posted this. This is my little baby/project and I'd like to share a little about it... Quite some years ago (before all this AI Hype) I ventured on trying to deeply understand how Linux containers worked. At first I built a shell script called `box` that used the Busybox `unshare` utility to create little isolated namespaces/cgroups where you could "box" your little program on the root file-system. Later on I decided to write box in Go.
box now is basically a fully capable lightweight daemon-less container runtime, much like podman (but no rootless, not yet). Along with another project I also wrote called sshbox that is basically an SSH reverse prox; are what powered mbox.blue
mbox.blue is basically an experimental shared Linux system based around the core idea of persisetnt containers. All home grown.
Hah! Thanks for whomever posted this. This is my little baby/project and I'd like to share a little about it... Quite some years ago (before all this AI Hype) I ventured on trying to deeply understand how Linux containers worked. At first I built a shell script called `box` that used the Busybox `unshare` utility to create little isolated namespaces/cgroups where you could "box" your little program on the root file-system. Later on I decided to write box in Go.
box now is basically a fully capable lightweight daemon-less container runtime, much like podman (but no rootless, not yet). Along with another project I also wrote called sshbox that is basically an SSH reverse prox; are what powered mbox.blue
mbox.blue is basically an experimental shared Linux system based around the core idea of persisetnt containers. All home grown.