Teaclave: Making Computation on Privacy-Sensitive Data Safe and Simple
summary
Teaclave is an Apache-incubating open source confidential computing platform that runs functions inside hardware TEEs such as Intel SGX and cloud VMs (Azure, Google AMD SEV, IBM), exposing a FaaS-style API with attestation, RPC, LevelDB storage and a scheduler. It ships Rust-based executors plus Python and WASM runtimes, runs ML functions (XGBoost, decision trees, logistic regression) and multiparty jobs, and notes a persistent risk: Python GC and heap lifetime can leave sensitive data resident even though enclave memory is encrypted.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Problem Statement
- 3:06Directions
- 4:55Memory Encryption
- 7:17Secure Computing
- 7:40SDKs
- 8:42Developers
- 12:38Features
- 15:15How to use
- 16:35Overview of services
- 17:59Services
- 19:01Services Overview
- 20:15Executors
- 21:22Functions
- 22:11Executor
- 24:14Ecosystem
- 25:03Project Overview
- 25:16Power Buy Page
- 25:50Safe Contact Tracing
- 26:50Questions
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