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That's ok unless you are running something virtual like kubernetes on top of the EC2 instance but want to ensure isolation between containers/pods.
by discreteevent 5y ago
That's ok unless you are running something virtual like kubernetes on top of the EC2 instance but want to ensure isolation between containers/pods.
- my123 5y agoThat’s insecure today anyway. Containers are not a security boundary. (If you don’t use a VMM like gVisor, Firecracker or go the Drawbridge way)