A Reddit user asked about the possibility of supporting libvirt alongside Docker/Podman:
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1kx23zi/comment/mvkcz5j/?context=3
Right now, Rezn focuses on container runtimes (Docker/Podman) to keep the orchestration layer lightweight and portable.
libvirt is powerful but lives at a different layer of the stack, so it's not currently in scope.
That said, the underlying idea of provable, enforceable configuration is very much aligned with Rezn's goals.
A reconciliation loop could be built for libvirt domains. It would just require broader domain modeling (VM images, networks, volumes) and a different integration path.
I don't have the expertise or bandwidth to build that myself, but I'm open to collaboration if others are interested in making this a reality.
Do you think you are that person? Let's talk.
A Reddit user asked about the possibility of supporting libvirt alongside Docker/Podman:
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1kx23zi/comment/mvkcz5j/?context=3
Right now, Rezn focuses on container runtimes (Docker/Podman) to keep the orchestration layer lightweight and portable.
libvirt is powerful but lives at a different layer of the stack, so it's not currently in scope.
That said, the underlying idea of provable, enforceable configuration is very much aligned with Rezn's goals.
A reconciliation loop could be built for libvirt domains. It would just require broader domain modeling (VM images, networks, volumes) and a different integration path.
I don't have the expertise or bandwidth to build that myself, but I'm open to collaboration if others are interested in making this a reality.
Do you think you are that person? Let's talk.