everybit
We're exploring how applications can be built and deployed as unikernels on the cloud - small, bootable machine images where each application is compiled into a single-purpose system, statically linked with only the OS components it needs to run.
The result is a compact, standalone binary that runs directly on a hypervisor, boots in milliseconds, executes as a single process, and leaves no residual state when it exits.
A Quick Note:
This project is intentionally experimental. We're building small demos and tools to understand what's practical, what's not, and where this model makes sense. Everything here is about learning by building and sharing that process openly.
Try the Demo:
We built imli - a complete REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket server running as a unikernel. The entire bootable machine image is 25MB. It boots in ~127 milliseconds.
Run it yourself with just QEMU:
git clone https://codeberg.org/everybit/unikernel_demo cd imli ./run.sh
Then test it:
curl http://localhost:8080/health curl http://localhost:8080/api/users
No installation. No configuration. Just a bootable image running your application, nothing else.