Ian Seyler

@IanSeyler
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BareMetal runs under Proxmox as well.

#osdev #x86_64 #assembly #cloudcomputing

BareMetal in the Cloud

BareMetal is now running inside a cloud VM, serving live traffic through an extremely compact web server. Getting it stable inside a DigitalOcean droplet req...

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BareMetal is running in the cloud! The screenshot is of a slimmed 12KiB BareMetal kernel (no extra drivers) running a simple web server on a Digital Ocean VM. Google Cloud and AWS soon.

#osdev #assembly #cloudcomputing

Hypervisors are the new data centre OS

So why are we virtualizing full OS’s on them? Over the last two decades, data centers have gone through quite the transformation. What began as racks of...

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My first blog post. Just enough TCP - a minimal IP stack, web server, and DHCP client in less than 4KiB binary. All written in C with no standard C libraries.

https://ian.seyler.me/just-enough-tcp/

#programming #networking #osdev #c

Just enough TCP

Over the end the summer I decided to extend on the work I originally did for . BareMetal needed some simple (especially for the unikernel version) and t...

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A bare minimum DHCP client, TCP/IP stack, and web server is less than 4096 bytes! I had it running on physical system with port 80 forwarded to it from the internet and it was reachable.

https://github.com/ReturnInfinity/BareMetal-Examples/tree/main/c/03-hello-world-http

#osdev #networking

BareMetal-Examples/c/03-hello-world-http at main · ReturnInfinity/BareMetal-Examples

Examples of using using BareMetal. Contribute to ReturnInfinity/BareMetal-Examples development by creating an account on GitHub.

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The updated web server is working well on BareMetal. Just enough TCP/IP to serve a static page and DHCP to get an IP from the network. Only 8784 bytes for the binary! Had it accessible via the internet too.

#osdev #networking

Adding DHCP to minIP via the BareMetal unikernel. #osdev

My @frameworkcomputer Desktop has arrived and I’m already trying BareMetal on it. Looks like the kernel couldn’t complete the USB initialization so that will need to be debugged.

#osdev #assembly #x86