I was going to say it'd be even more interesting if it were OCI-compliant, but I forgot Oracle already wrote an OCI-compliant container runtime in Rust: https://github.com/oracle/railcar
Though I've never really heard of folks using OCI runtimes other than `runc` and kata/clearcontainers. (edit: I guess Chromium uses `run_oci`)
One thing to note about railcar is that it completely lacks the network stack, but it will probably be my "starting point" if someday I decide to evolve `rabbitc` into something "more serious".
Though I've never really heard of folks using OCI runtimes other than `runc` and kata/clearcontainers. (edit: I guess Chromium uses `run_oci`)