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Yossi Eliaz

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Yossi Eliaz

Principal Engineer and Head of DevRel · Incredibuild

About

Yossi is a Principal Engineer at Incredibuild, where he works on build acceleration and the unified cache layer behind Incredibuild's new GitHub Actions runners. He also founded islo.dev: persistent agentic sandboxes on real Linux VMs, positioned against ephemeral container-only platforms. Yossi spends most of his week talking to the engineering teams behind the world's heaviest C++/C#/Windows-app codebases (game studios, medical devices, EDA, surgical robotics) and to AI-agent product teams running into the limits of stateless cloud. His talks focus on the unglamorous parts: caches, compile farms, snapshots, billing, the plumbing that decides whether SW 3.0 actually scales.

Session

Forkable MicroVMs for Agent Workloads: Snapshots, Isolation, and Fast Resume

Talk

Coding agents need fast, disposable, fully isolated compute, and open infrastructure already has most of the pieces. This talk builds an agent execution layer on open primitives: KVM, snapshot and restore, virtual networking, and storage built for fast clone and teardown. We cover image lifecycle, scheduling many short-lived agent workers, and observability across a fleet of disposable microVMs. Every piece is open and portable, no proprietary platform required.

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