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Last I checked, Docker containers are not hard to break out of unless you go to extra lengths (SELinux, AppArmor, etc--not entirely sure; I'm not an expert). Mo
by weberc2 8y ago
Last I checked, Docker containers are not hard to break out of unless you go to extra lengths (SELinux, AppArmor, etc--not entirely sure; I'm not an expert). Most people use Docker as a way to avoid their programs accessing the wrong version of a shared dependency or similar. I believe there may be other container runtimes with stronger guarantees or better defaults, some of which are even suitable for running untrusted code (or so they advertise).
- rsync 8y agoThanks - good to know. jail is pretty tremendous - a real win in many areas.