Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Kiste makes a Linux machine resumable
Kiste offers Linux microVMs that can be stopped with their memory intact, then resumed with processes still running.
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- A snapshot preserves running processes; a plain stop keeps only the disk and leads to a fresh boot.
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The command examples distinguish snapshotting from an ordinary stop: the former is described as saving the running session, while the latter retains the disk but starts fresh next time. The listed default machine has 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, and an 80 GB disk; a larger option doubles those figures. The page says billing is per second while a machine runs, with no compute charge while stopped.
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