LXD 3.8 has been released
Good work @stgraber and team and congratulations on continuously improving and constantly releasing new version and updates. Indeed being able to do this when majority of the container funding is going to Kubernetes or Docker is a great achievement.<p>Has been using LXD for last 6 years in production. Its a little gem hiding with all the spotlight on Kubernetes and Docker. Indeed the way LXD works, it naturally provides a path from physical servers and VM instances to containers and back.<p>The important part is it runs containers in userspace providing a much better security then docker, but seems developers don&#x27;t care about it.<p>Also you can use traditional ansible, puppet or chef to create and manage images and containers directly instead of learning shell scripts and Dockerfile way with additional cognitive load.<p>The only issue I am facing is mounting a shared NFS or CIFS in userspace container using FUSE, since the client drivers for this fs needs to be run through a root process. Hopefully it will be resolved in future. Tried Lizardfs instead of NFS and the system failed in the middle and my issues on the github is there for weeks without any feedback. I will try glusterfs and also looking and beegfs lets see if it can work.