hyperlight-dev / hyperlight-dev/hyperlight-wasm

Does it make sense to have a `pub fn new_from_dirty_sandbox_and_snapshot(sandbox_to_be_erased: MultiUseSandbox, loaded_snapshot: Snapshot)` (probably with less verbose names) or something like that?

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Does it make sense to have a pub fn new_from_dirty_sandbox_and_snapshot(sandbox_to_be_erased: MultiUseSandbox, loaded_snapshot: Snapshot) (probably with less verbose names) or something like that?

I think that the common use case for e.g. function services is going to be "have a pool of sandboxes in various states, and whenever a request comes in, grab one, restore a sanpshot for the correct customer into it, and continue", which means that you would indeed want a function here which can just take any hyperlight sandbox in any state and restore the snapshot of runtime + image into it.

Originally posted by @syntactically in https://github.com/hyperlight-dev/hyperlight-wasm/pull/128#discussion_r2239545940

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No files or tests are named. Start by reviewing the existing sandbox constructors and snapshot-restoration path, then determine whether a public constructor can accept a dirty MultiUseSandbox and a Snapshot; done means the API decision and its behavior are implemented and covered by the relevant tests.

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rust, wasm
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operating-systems
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Feature
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Needs clarification
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