Getting started
Getting started
Dicer runs container images as virtual machines: each workload gets a kernel of its own, behind a hypervisor, and is still started with one command from an image you already have. It suits workloads that need more isolation than a container gives, or a whole machine: untrusted code, CI runners, services that need their own kernel.
Getting started takes two steps: install Dicer on a Linux host with KVM, then boot a first instance from a container image.
What a host needs, and how to install Dicer and check it works.
From a fresh install to a web server running in a virtual machine.