7 Open Source Container and Microservices Projects to Watch
Unikernels, which were recently acquired by Docker, are a building block for microservice-based environments. They let DevOps teams take the minimum bits of software libraries needed to make a particular app run, then integrate them into a portable, platform-agnostic package. The result is apps that are even more flexible and efficient than containers. Unikernels are not yet ready for production, but they're on the way.
Unikernels, which were recently acquired by Docker, are a building block for microservice-based environments. They let DevOps teams take the minimum bits of software libraries needed to make a particular app run, then integrate them into a portable, platform-agnostic package. The result is apps that are even more flexible and efficient than containers. Unikernels are not yet ready for production, but they're on the way.
