Motor OS website is now served from Motor OS VMs
Motor OS is a cloud-focused operating system developed in Rust for virtualized workloads. It features a microkernel design, aims for efficiency and security, but lacks a security audit for production readiness. Detailed instructions are available in the documentation.
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Motor OS is a cloud-focused operating system developed in Rust for virtualized workloads like web serving and edge caching. It operates on x64 KVM-based virtual machines using Qemu, Cloud Hypervisor, or Alioth VMMs. The project aims to offer a more efficient and secure alternative to traditional OS like Linux in virtual environments. Motor OS features a microkernel design, active development status for trials and research, and key functionalities such as booting, scheduling, and networking. However, it is not yet suitable for production as no security audit has been conducted. Detailed instructions on building and running Motor OS can be found in the provided documentation links. For further information, the Motor OS GitHub Repository offers more insights.
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