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gVisor is a user-space kernel for containers that provides enhanced isolation and security without the performance overhead of traditional virtual machines. It intercepts system calls and handles them within its own safe environment.
gVisor provides a secure sandbox for containers by implementing a significant portion of the Linux kernel API in userspace, offering a strong isolation boundary between the containerized application and the host operating system.
Addresses the critical security risk of container escapes, where vulnerabilities in the host kernel or container runtime could allow a malicious container to gain access to the underlying host system.
Provides an independent kernel in userspace, significantly limiting the attack surface exposed to the host kernel.
Intercepts and handles system calls within the sandbox, preventing most direct interactions with the host kernel.
Designed to work with standard container runtimes like Docker and Kubernetes, maintaining compatibility with existing workflows.
gVisor is ideally suited for environments requiring stronger isolation guarantees than typical container runtimes provide, applicable in various scenarios:
Execute untrusted code, such as user-submitted scripts, serverless functions, or third-party plugins, within a tightly controlled and isolated environment to prevent host compromise.
Significantly reduces the risk of security breaches originating from malicious or vulnerable code executing within containers.
Isolate containers belonging to different tenants or users on the same physical or virtual host, preventing potential side-channel attacks or escapes between tenants.
Provides a stronger security boundary essential for shared computing resources and regulatory compliance.
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