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@Mulham-Raee yes, nested KVM does work. We had a use in Slack talking about this very recently. https://weave-community.slack.com/archives/CL1A4S5UJ/p1627835730000600 It looks like all that is required is to enable the KVM...

Ah! does this app get you an invite? I just got it a few links down on Google: https://weaveworks.github.io/community-slack/

@gpauloski no it's not received any updates. Please work on this if you still have the desire and bandwidth :)

@supra08, nobody is working on this to our knowledge. Feel free to join our [dev call](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fv8_WD6qXfvlIq7Bb5raCGyBvc42dNF-l8uaoZzoUYI/edit) on Mondays if you want help getting started!

@casibbald yep, the ignite-spawn sandbox uses a temporary, in-process DHCPv4 server to do a one-time configuration of the firecracker linux guest for any needed IPv4 addresses. This issue is about...

This issue is slightly related to #734 This would not be a consideration if we were able to use a native containerd snapshotter that met our devicemapper needs. > when...

@MikePadge Your issue of leftover disks is unrelated to @twelho's observation of OCI images in the firecracker containerd namespace. These end up here because we use the container runtime to...

`binutils` contains the `strings` tool This is listed in the ignite install docs for Ubuntu: https://ignite.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation/#installing-dependencies Are there any other places where we're missing this documentation? It doesn't look like...

There is currently no ignite equivalent to dockerpy. dockerpy uses the Docker HTTP based API (either over a standard TCP or UNIX socket). ignite does not have an HTTP or...

The docker equivalent way to do this is: ```shell docker image rm $(docker image ls -q) ``` This also works for ignite: ```shell sudo ignite image rm $(sudo ignite image...