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IncludeOS allows you to run your application in the cloud without an operating system. IncludeOS adds operating system functionality to your application allowing you to create performant, secure and resource efficient virtual machines.

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2019 1

  1. PXE-booting IncludeOS with Grub

2018 7

  1. Developing and debugging IncludeOS applications
  2. Linux compatibility in IncludeOS
  3. IncludeOS 0.13 released
  4. We’re porting IncludeOS to ARM64
  5. Getting IncludeOS up and running on RHEL
  6. Bjarne Stroustrup on IncludeOS
  7. IncludeOS firewall performance

2017 13

  1. Introducing NaCl
  2. Introducing Liveupdate
  3. IncludeOS 0.11 released
  4. IncludeOS C++ Coding Dojo - meetup in Graz, Austria
  5. IncludeOS and relevant talks at CppCon 2017
  6. IncludeOS on Solo5 and ukvm
  7. Popek-Goldberg machines considered harmful
  8. IncludeOS on VMware/ESXi/vSphere
  9. IncludeOS is now 64 bit
  10. Running IncludeOS Unikernels with VMware
  11. Docker Images for IncludeOS
  12. IncludeOS on Google Compute Engine
  13. IncludeOS 0.10 Released

2016 5

  1. Routing paths in IncludeOS - from JavaScript to C++
  2. Middleware implementation in Mana
  3. Delegate initialization - the simpler way
  4. Non-intrusive real time stack sampling in IncludeOS
  5. Just enough CMake