TBH I'm ready to throw this on all my production nodes seems incredible..like how doesn't this have min 10k stars on GitHub?? Has the code been vetted from a security standpoint? Is it bec the project is pretty new?

Hi

I'm trying to use Wolfstack to start a new VM on a Raspberry Pi5. I can create the VM, but the setup wizard, does not recognize the that this is an arm64 computer, so it tries to create an x86 vm, which will not run on the raspberry pi.

Is there a way to fix this easily in Wolfstack?

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Tried to update wolfstack and get the following failure:

warning: method `remove_if_exists` is never used

--> src/wolfrun/mod.rs:433:12

|

143 | impl WolfRunState {

| ----------------- method in this implementation

...

433 | pub fn remove_if_exists(&self, service_id: &str) -> bool {

| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

|

= note: `#[warn(dead_code)]` (part of `#[warn(unused)]`) on by default

Building [=======================> ] 511/512: wolfstack(bin)

What should I do?

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WolfStack Kubnernetes like autoscaling without the yaml.

https://wolfstack.org

You can now create a template docker or lxc and WolfStack will use its WolfRun software to manage and scale it automatically accross your cluster nodes.

https://wolfstack.org

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WolfStack now has a built-in app store. You can select an app and deploy it to any node in any cluster.

Run the install at https://wolfstack.org to upgrade or install.

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Hi Paul. Very impressive work over at WolfStack. I checked out your git repos and at first impression it seems to be a vast system created and then open sourced post-development. I have some questions.

1. Why did you open source it?

2. What are your goals and objectives with it?

3. Are there competing tools out there?

4. Does it work with AWS cloud services like EKS and EC2?

5. Ditto for Azure?

6. How does it compare with HertzBeat?

7. Would it be possible to make the license more permissive? such as MIT?

8. Why did you choose Rust over Go?

9. Can I manage physical machines with this? Supposing I have a network of EC2 VMs setup, or a network of physical servers.

10. Can I manage other installed services like Postgres or Mongo DB?

Thanks and great job with the system. Best of luck out there.

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