The Need for Slimmer Containers

1. docker-to-linux

   1 6 687 0.0 Makefile

   Make bootable Linux disk image (ab)using Docker

   

   Containers for sure aren't a replacement for VMs. And indeed, VMs still have and will have legitimate use cases. There is actually a relatively simple way to turn a container into a VM. Maybe you'll find it useful https://iximiuz.com/en/posts/from-docker-container-to-bootab...

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3. container_sec_workstation

   2 1 33 6.6 Shell

   

   For testing purposes, you can create container environments that are similar to VMs.

   The way I do it, is to use ansible playbooks, where the individual tasks can be run either on a VM or in a container, depending on my needs (one example https://github.com/raesene/container_sec_workstation)

4. mallocng-draft

   3 1 119 0.0 C

   Working draft of nextgen malloc implementation for musl libc

   

   It seems like it's usually down to musl's malloc being slower than glibc's. They are working on a new malloc. https://github.com/richfelker/mallocng-draft

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