Sorry this might be an extremely stupid question, but can you please explain the benefits of this and what other (larger?) alternatives are?
I understand that this "exokernel" provides more performant hardware access for software and it seems to be written from scratch in assembler.
Does this mean that one should expect a lot of security and robustness issues, which means it should only be used for internal services and never be exposed to untrusted networks?
I understand that this "exokernel" provides more performant hardware access for software and it seems to be written from scratch in assembler.
Does this mean that one should expect a lot of security and robustness issues, which means it should only be used for internal services and never be exposed to untrusted networks?