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>> (like python or perl) that depends on millions of files. Getting rid of
>> them will make "microservice" idea the right way.
>>
>> Simply having static executable to be run. Or multiple static executables
>> communicating by pipes.
>
> Couldn't agree more: when I did run jails, I would just compile a
> static binary and jail that process (of course devd made that a bit of
> a pain, but eventually you can figure out what's needed to have a
> single statically-linked binary jail without the bloat).

i usually  don't run devd.

Why can't you run your static binary simply as user?