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Linux Containers in 500 Lines of Code
A project exploring minimal set of restrictions for running untrusted code using Linux containers in a concise codebase.

Linux Containers in 500 Lines of Code
A project exploring minimal set of restrictions for running untrusted code using Linux containers in a concise codebase.
Linux Containers in 500 Lines of Code Description
Linux Containers in 500 Lines of Code is a project that aims to provide a minimal set of restrictions to run untrusted code by utilizing namespaces, capabilities, mounts, system calls, resources, and networking in a concise codebase. The project is an exploration of container setup and security considerations in a literate code format.
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