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The last solution I looked at to do something like this was using tap / tun devices for networking. How does unikraft handle network isolation and virtualizatio
by sidewndr46 1y ago
The last solution I looked at to do something like this was using tap / tun devices for networking. How does unikraft handle network isolation and virtualization?
- udev4096 1y agoFrom my limited understanding, it has the same isolation advantages as that of a VM and therefore it's as strong as the hypervisor you use
- sidewndr46 1y agoso does unikraft contain a "driver" for virtio networking?
- johncolanduoni 1y agoIt relies on your hypervisor and/or network hardware to provide that. In an ideal circumstance (e.g. running on a multiqueue NIC with VFIO or virtio acceleration), your VM can talk directly to the network hardware. Major clouds will provide something morally equivalent via their newer network interfaces (gVNIC etc.).