tenaciousmv

Re: Latest response on Ethereum blog (https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/comment/6169#Comment_6...)

I get it, resource management is a big a problem that applies to CPU, RAM and storage. Capabilities to do such resource management exist, though they may not be refined to the extent the blockchain needs. We will be reaching out to ZeroVM, Docker and other sandboxing projects to better assess the ETA of feature-completeness in this domain.

I asked the Ethereum guys this question, thought people here might be interested in the answers. Let's discuss.

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