DragonFly BSD 5.2
With DragonFly's architecture being designed with multiprocessing and clustering in mind, how does it fare (relative to Linux and other BSDs) in modern environments with many-core CPUs, horizontally-scalable architectures, reliance on VM-based workloads, and containerization?I would think it would really shine, but haven't seen comparisons - or much market uptake.Wouldn't significant advantages result in lower costs (e.g., fewer CPUs needed because of higher performance per core due to lower OS overhead) and therefore economics would drive greater use? If it hasn't, why not?