Containers on billions of devices

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Claims containers can run on billions of small devices by packaging not just apps but the system as containers, with a tiny runtime called PentaVisor (about 350 K footprint and ~1 MB RAM) that runs on ARM Intel and MIPS and uses LXC, a JSON device manifest, and a cloud back end Penta Hub. It provides fail‑safe kernel updates (automatic rollback on bad boots), OTA revision control, per‑device endpoints, and a freemium open source server — demonstrated on OpenWRT routers and tiny 8 MB/64 MB devices.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 11:58What Are Containers
3. 14:41Resin Host Os Architecture
4. 17:56Disk Footprint of Docker
5. 26:31Error and Crash Reporting

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