Ramblings from Jessie: Getting Towards Real Sandbox Containers Sunday, May 1, 2016 · 5 min read - Containers are all the rage right now, utilizing Linux primitives like user namespaces and seccomp to create application sandboxes. - Chrome sandbox is a familiar example, using user namespaces and seccomp, similar to container features. - Key difference: Chrome runs as unprivileged user, while most containers run as root, requiring root privileges for creation and execution.
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