I think you miss my point. Currently (AFAIK) the provider/dom0 must download and run a windows executable. Many people have no windows hosts, but do have existing xen/kvm dom0s running. If grid spot provided their service as a xen/kvm client image I would be able to host it.
There's no requirement for the host to download the client image multiple times. I'd imagine you have something like ephemeral domu disk and use kmods to provide a control plane and network tunnel.
> Many people have no windows hosts, but do have existing xen/kvm dom0s running. If grid spot provided their service as a xen/kvm client image I would be able to host it.
They should provide their image instead of the binary. Theirs, rather than their clients. Got you know!
But I don’t think their audience will have much use for it. Well it’s unlikely to be a priority, anyway.
> Don't get suckered in to providing 1:1 IPv4 with your proxy model.
BTW, he doesn’t. It’s all proxied through single IP on different ports. E.g. this is what I got:
There's no requirement for the host to download the client image multiple times. I'd imagine you have something like ephemeral domu disk and use kmods to provide a control plane and network tunnel.