Announcing MirageOS 4.0.0 | MirageOS
On behalf of the MirageOS team, I am delighted to announce the release of MirageOS 4.0.0! Since its first release in 2013, MirageOS has made steady progress towards deploying self-managed internet infrastructure. The project’s initial aim was to self-host as many services as possible aimed at empowering internet users to deploy infrastructure securely to own their data and take back control of the
Easy HTTPS Unikernels with mirage-seal | MirageOS
Building a static website is one of the better-supported user stories for MirageOS, but it currently results in an HTTP-only site, with no capability for TLS. Although there's been a great TLS stack available for a while now, it was a bit fiddly to assemble the pieces of TLS, Cohttp, and the MirageOS frontend tool in order to construct an HTTPS unikernel. With MirageOS 2.5, that's changed! Let's c
MirageOS 2014 review: IPv6, TLS, Irmin, Jitsu and community growth | MirageOS
This work funded in part by the EU FP7 User-Centric Networking project, Grant No. 611001. An action-packed year has flown by for MirageOS, and it's time for a little recap of what's been happening and the plans for the new year. We announced MirageOS 1.0 just over a year ago, and 2014 also saw a major 2.0 summer release and the growth of a developer community that have been building support for IP
MirageOS v2.0: a recap of the new features | MirageOS
This work funded in part by the EU FP7 User-Centric Networking project, Grant No. 611001. The first release of MirageOS back in December 2013 introduced the prototype of the unikernel concept, which realised the promise of a safe, flexible mechanism to build highly optimized software stacks purpose-built for deployment in the public cloud (more background on this). Since then, we've been hard at w
Introducing Irmin: Git-like distributed, branchable storage
This is the first post in a series which will describe Irmin, the new Git-like storage layer for Mirage OS 2.0. This post gives a high-level description on Irmin and its overall architecture, and later posts will detail how to use Irmin in real systems. Irmin is a library to persist and synchronize distributed data structures both on-disk and in-memory. It enables a style of programming very simil
Introducing transport layer security (TLS) in pure OCaml | MirageOS
We announce a beta release of ocaml-tls, a clean-slate implementation of Transport Layer Security (TLS) in OCaml. What is TLS? Transport Layer Security (TLS) is probably the most widely deployed security protocol on the Internet. It provides communication privacy to prevent eavesdropping, tampering, and message forgery. Furthermore, it optionally provides authentication of the involved endpoints.
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