In this video, we talk about the Kernel internals like namespaces, cgroups, unified file system (ufs), and capabilities, that give us modern containers.
Contents
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00:00 - Intro
01:00 - What is a container, really?
05:48 - namespaces
14:23 - cgroups
16:48 - Different namespaces
17:48 - Unified File System (ufs)
19:27 - Linux capabilities
23:27 - Next
docker.md
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namespaces
create isolated and independent instances of user space
1 isolated instances = 1 containers
process id (pid)
network (net)
filesystem/mount (mnt)
inter-proc comm (ipc)
uts
user
control groups (cgroups)
group resources
apply limits
1 container = 1 cgroup
unified file system (ufs)
r/o file system or block devices layered on top of one another
a single r/w top layer
capabilities
fine grain control over privileges a user or process gets
--privileged = true
docker uses a white list
References:
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Cgroups, namespaces, and beyond: what are containers made from?
• Cgroups, namespaces, and beyond: what are ...
Runtime privilege and Linux capabilities
https://docs.docker.com/engine/refere...
#docker #namespaces #cgroups
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