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Lumier – Run macOS & Linux VMs in a Docker
Lumier is an open-source tool for running macOS virtual machines in Docker containers on Apple Silicon Macs.
When building virtualized environments for AI agents, we needed a reliable way to package and distribute macOS VMs. Inspired by projects like dockur/macos that made macOS running in Docker possible, we wanted to create something similar but optimized for Apple Silicon.
The existing solutions either didn't support M-series chips or relied on KVM/Intel emulation, which was slow and cumbersome. We realized we could leverage Apple's Virtualization Framework to create a much better experience.
Lumier takes a different approach: It uses Docker as a delivery mechanism (not for isolation) and connects to a lightweight virtualization service (lume) running on your Mac.
Lumier is 100% open-source under MIT license and part of C/ua.
Github : https://github.com/trycua/cua/tree/main/libs/lumier
Join the discussion here : https://discord.gg/fqrYJvNr4a
Lumier is an open-source tool for running macOS virtual machines in Docker containers on Apple Silicon Macs.
When building virtualized environments for AI agents, we needed a reliable way to package and distribute macOS VMs. Inspired by projects like dockur/macos that made macOS running in Docker possible, we wanted to create something similar but optimized for Apple Silicon.
The existing solutions either didn't support M-series chips or relied on KVM/Intel emulation, which was slow and cumbersome. We realized we could leverage Apple's Virtualization Framework to create a much better experience.
Lumier takes a different approach: It uses Docker as a delivery mechanism (not for isolation) and connects to a lightweight virtualization service (lume) running on your Mac.
Lumier is 100% open-source under MIT license and part of C/ua.
Github : https://github.com/trycua/cua/tree/main/libs/lumier
Join the discussion here : https://discord.gg/fqrYJvNr4a
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