Comparing AWS Lambda ARM64 vs. x86_64 Performance Across Runtimes in Late 2025
#HackerNews #AWSLambda #ARM64 #x86_64 #Performance #Runtimes #2025
🦀 Rust 1.91 Promotes Windows On 64-bit ARM To Tier-1 Status // @phoronix
「 This takes the Windows on ARM support by the Rust programming language to the highest support tier inline with other common operating systems and architectures. Rust 1.91 with Tier-1 for Windows on 64-bit ARM/AArch64 also means pre-built binaries are also available for new releases 」
FEX-emu – run x86 applications on ARM64 Linux devices
That VR headset runs on arm64, did Valve ported SteamOS/Proton to it? :ablobcatattention:
IncusOS comes with all the missing things like ARM64 (aarch64) support, boot safety, full disk encryption, immutable images (read-only and signed) and fully locked down to operate in API only mode.
For me, it’s a mix of #Talos, #Harvester and Proxmox where it merges the best features of all ones!
Tags: #PVE #Virtualization #Containerization #Container #Containers #Linux #Debian #ARM64 #aarch64 #opensource #security #immutable #foss #LXC #LXD #VM #VPS #Immutable #secureboot #TPM
Blog post: https://gyptazy.com/incusos-a-platform-for-modern-virtualization-containerization-infrastructure/
IncusOS comes with all the missing things like ARM64 (aarch64) support, boot safety, full disk encryption, immutable images (read-only and signed) and fully locked down to operate in API only mode.
For me, it’s a mix of #Talos, #Harvester and Proxmox where it merges the best features of all ones!
Tags: #PVE #Virtualization #Containerization #Container #Containers #Linux #Debian #ARM64 #aarch64 #opensource #security #immutable #foss #LXC #LXD #VM #VPS #Immutable #secureboot #TPM
Blog post: https://gyptazy.com/incusos-a-platform-for-modern-virtualization-containerization-infrastructure/
My aarch64 system emulator can now boot Linux to an alpine ramdisk userspace
My hard work has paid off! I successfully booted FreeBSD on the NanoPi R2S Plus. FreeBSD automatically detected and resized the root filesystem, and I can now access it through the debug console.
My next challenge is creating a flashable image, since my current setup only works when I manually intervene during the boot process. Second problem, LAN port not detected due incorrect clock.
My hard work has paid off! I successfully booted FreeBSD on the NanoPi R2S Plus. FreeBSD automatically detected and resized the root filesystem, and I can now access it through the debug console.
My next challenge is creating a flashable image, since my current setup only works when I manually intervene during the boot process. Second problem, LAN port not detected due incorrect clock.