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Atomic[0] provides this on a Fedora/CentOS + docker base, and it works very well. It's slightly more mature than the CoreOS version as there is support for sha
by jfindley 11y ago
Atomic[0] provides this on a Fedora/CentOS + docker base, and it works very well. It's slightly more mature than the CoreOS version as there is support for sharing volumes (volumes mounted with z are sharable, volumes mounted with Z are specific to a container).
It's great to see this being adopted more widely - it greatly improves the security of containers, and in my experience, adds nothing to the cost of administrating systems. I'm much happier running our security-sensitive applications in containers with this than I would be without it.
0: http://www.projectatomic.io/ http://www.projectatomic.io/
- mjg59 11y agoYeah, we're spending a little time exploring whether there's any feasible way to support sharing in a slightly more fine-grained manner - right now volumes shared between containers under Atomic are labeled such that all containers can write to them, which isn't entirely optimal.