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Docker-Android runs a full Android emulator inside a Docker container, enabling mobile app testing and automation without requiring a physical device. The emulator uses QEMU-based virtualization with optional KVM acceleration for hardware-backed performance, and supports nested virtualization on cloud VMs from providers like AWS, GCP, and Azure for environments without direct hardware acceleration. The container exposes the Android Debug Bridge over TCP/IP, allowing host-side tools to connect to the emulator as if it were a local device. It provides browser-based interaction with the emulator

Microsandbox is a runtime for creating and managing lightweight, hardware-isolated virtual machines — called sandboxes — that boot directly from standard OCI container images. Each sandbox runs as its own host process with a separate kernel, filesystem, and network stack, providing process-per-sandbox isolation. The project includes a command-line tool and multi-language SDKs (Rust, TypeScript, Python, Go) for programmatic lifecycle control, and it communicates with sandbox agents over Unix sockets using a CBOR-encoded protocol. What distinguishes Microsandbox is its combination of host-manag

Cloud Hypervisor is a Rust-based hypervisor and KVM virtual machine monitor designed to execute 64-bit guest operating systems. It functions as a user-space virtual machine manager that employs a minimal emulation layer to reduce memory overhead and latency for cloud workloads. The project distinguishes itself through the use of a memory-safe language to implement a virtio device emulator and a user-space device model. It provides a standardized web API for managing virtual machine lifecycles and resource configurations. The platform covers broad virtualization capabilities, including the em