Zuul and Kata Containers: OpenStack tosses top-level protonpacks to OS new cats

The OpenStack Foundation has announced that Kata Containers and Zuul have been very, very good and so worthy of the moniker "Top-Level Open Infrastructure Project" after the teams met the foundation's lofty goals. To score the confirmation, a project needs to be aligned with the aims of the OpenStack Foundation (OSF), have …

[Anonymous Coward]

Not a net plus for some, but here this does nicely.

However, as the team acknowledges, it doesn't handle every container workload. For example, direct device assignment, bashing a GPU or dynamically adding CPU and RAM are not in Firecracker's utility belt.