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There have been vulnerabilities in jails previously. Also, Linux gets far more attention from exploit researchers because of wider adoption - so the number of i
by jeswin 8y ago
There have been vulnerabilities in jails previously. Also, Linux gets far more attention from exploit researchers because of wider adoption - so the number of incidents isn't a good metric. Kata has hardware isolation, so will be safer.
If I have misunderstood jails and it's immune to kernel exploits please do correct me.
- justanother- 8y agoSorry, I am not going into endless debates. It is waste of my time. Check documentation, read about it and technology is here for 19 years. I dont care what anyone useses. I have just stated what the most reliable technology for compartmentization is. Docker and kata are in IT time since yesterday and there are lots of dragons still hiding. Same goes for integration with ZFS (part of freebsd since 6 April 2007).