DragonOS
A lightweight, cloud-native operating system kernel written in Rust with Linux binary compatibility, designed for serverless and containerized workloads.
What is DragonOS?
DragonOS is a 64-bit operating system kernel developed from scratch in Rust, designed specifically for lightweight cloud computing and serverless scenarios. It provides Linux binary compatibility, allowing it to run containerized workloads with high performance and reliability. The project aims to offer a modern alternative to traditional kernels by focusing on cloud-native optimizations.
Cloud engineers, infrastructure developers, and organizations building or deploying serverless applications and containerized workloads who need a lightweight, performant OS kernel. It also appeals to Rust enthusiasts and OS developers interested in modern kernel design.
Developers choose DragonOS for its combination of Rust's safety and performance, Linux compatibility for ease of adoption, and cloud-native optimizations that make it ideal for serverless and container environments. Its independent kernel design offers flexibility without legacy constraints.
Overview
DragonOS is an operating system developed from scratch using Rust, with Linux compatibility. It is designed for Serverless scenarios. 使用Rust从0自研内核，具有Linux兼容性的操作系统，面向云计算Serverless场景而设计。
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