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It would probably be the other way around, the programs making their own fine-grained policies from primitive kernel mechanisms. This has been an area of resear
by vezzy-fnord 11y ago
It would probably be the other way around, the programs making their own fine-grained policies from primitive kernel mechanisms. This has been an area of research for decades.
Multi-tenant assumptions probably aren't going away, since mainstream systems have by and large not been able to handle them.
- hacknat 11y agoIn this case I meant that something of a runtime or additional code could be tacked on to programs when the compiler and/or run time sees that a program only computes in response to input, for example. In the case of unikernels, distinguishing parts of the "system" is an arbitrary line.