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OK from what I understand "LXC" is basically the user space tools that give you the distro in the container... it's more of a VM model. But yeah I think I just
by chubot 14y ago
OK from what I understand "LXC" is basically the user space tools that give you the distro in the container... it's more of a VM model.
But yeah I think I just need the underlying cgroups, and possibly some of the namespaces. Although I don't car aell that much if untrusted code can see what processes are running; just as long as it can't affect them.
Just curious what you were using containers for from Lua? Sounds interesting.
- justincormack 14y agoI started using them largely for testing netlink code, as it is much easier to create some isolated network devices than risk messing about with the real ones. This is part of a fairly comprehensive Linux binding for Lua https://github.com/justincormack/ljsyscall https://github.com/justincormack/ljsyscall