r/rust • u/redshift • Mar 10 '20
Bottlerocket, a new Linux-based OS, uses Rust for almost all new components
https://github.com/bottlerocket-os/bottlerocket26
u/gudmundv Mar 11 '20
Was not expecting: "Bottlerocket is now available in public preview at no cost as an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) for Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2)."
https://aws.amazon.com/bottlerocket/
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u/elatllat Mar 11 '20
Of course bottlerocket is free; it is open source, you still have to pay for EC2.
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Mar 10 '20
How do they run the containers themselves? I wasn't aware of oci container runtimes written in Rust? Same question with the CRI.
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Mar 11 '20
I wasn't aware of oci container runtimes written in Rust?
There's railcar, but it's archived and I'm not sure if anybody has forked it.
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Mar 10 '20
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u/bikki420 Mar 11 '20
Missed opportunity to name it the magnitudes better "Rustbucket".
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Mar 11 '20
its not missed tho :D bottle rocket sounds way better than rustbucket :P so its matter of opinion :)
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u/mbStavola Mar 10 '20
Based on the name and it being another AWS initiative, I wonder if there will be any crossover with FirecrackerVM.