@threat @p

>Nginx
I don't think nginx is a typical micro service. It has a shitload of features, a ton of plugins and can be stretched to support a multitude of use cases. It even comes with a scripting language

>Microservices as unix philosophy
I get that. The the problem is that the web is not an OS and there is a difference between an online service and a utility application. I also get that the plan is to make it turn it into WebOS that has g*ogle at the center with OSS programmers being abstracted away along with the hardware.

>Nix and Talos
My problem with these is the same problem I have with gentoo, and I'm gonna paraphrase @p here, when you learn gentoo, nix, Talos you don't learn unix, building programs or running in Ram, you learn gentoo, nix, Talos. Whereas with CRUX and Slack you do learn unix. And if you need to, you can minimize disk writes without having to go through next-best-thing and all the baggage it carries with it.