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SoftwareOctober 4, 2026, 03:33

FTL isolates containers like VMs with a userspace kernel

FTL ran its first real workload, a Rust HTTP server on Linux, in September 2026 using a userspace kernel that is a fraction of a conventional OS. Each container carries its own library OS, while the FTL kernel only provides vCPU, memory and drivers, giving VM-level isolation without booting a full VM.

FTL isolates containers like VMs with a userspace kernel
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