Gramine Library OS
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Gramine is a lightweight library OS for running a single Linux application in isolation, supporting Linux and Intel SGX enclaves to protect apps inside hardware-encrypted memory. The talk covers 2021 project milestones (rename from Graphene, new GitHub repo, joining the Confidential Computing Consortium, and the v1.0 release) and describes Gramine’s current status and future roadmap.
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