&gt; <i>&quot;One great thing about unikernels is that fragmentation is not really a problem: it&#x27;s a good thing to have a healthy, diverse ecosystem of unikernel libraries adapted for different purposes.&quot;</i><p>I agree with having a diverse set of libraries but we need to take care that we solve <i>common</i> problems in a consistent way. For example, passing config parameters into unikernels, how they get deployed to common cloud platforms and even how we monitor and log activity. For unikernels to become mainstream, we need to ensure we don&#x27;t fragment <i>this part</i> of the toolchain (silos won&#x27;t help adoption). It&#x27;s part of why <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;devel.unikernel.org" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;devel.unikernel.org</a> exists -- to share solutions and converge on tooling.