How we build the runtime under smol machines — microVMs, copy-on-write forks, and infrastructure that shows up exactly when the work does.
Recent merges give a smolvm guest a GPU without passing one through: the guest carries no driver, only drop-in CUDA shim libraries that forward calls over vsock to a host that owns the GPU. Here is how API remoting works and how it stacks up against passthrough, vGPU, and container device injection.
Read →The newest release runs k3d inside a single machine. Kubernetes is one of the most demanding things you can ask a Linux environment to host — here is why a microVM can and a container cannot, and the one device node the kubelet refused to start without.
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