feat(monitor): add initial support for embedded hyperlight VMM (#140)#632
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Hello @imshubham22apr-gif , the testing methods you provide in the description are not sufficient. Please run an end-to-end test targeting hyperlight. Also please read the contribution guide. |
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This PR introduces initial support for the Hyperlight embedded VMM. Because Hyperlight is embedded directly within the application binary, this implementation avoids external process orchestration (like QEMU or Firecracker) and instead provides a lightweight monitor that executes the unikernel binary directly with its provided arguments.
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pkg/unikontainers/hypervisors/hyperlight_test.goto verify that the execution command is correctly constructed both with and without additional command-line arguments.$env:GOOS='linux'; go build ./....go fmtandgo vetto ensure code quality and adherence to Go standards.LLM usage
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