Demo / Show & Tell
summary
Compares funding for nature and open source then demos several concrete tools and results: a filesystem notification server (fsnotify d-server) that delegates watch access via UID mappings and user namespaces; a user‑space xattr emulation using seccomp_notify emulator to set SELinux contexts inside unprivileged builds; an eBPF+Rust collector that samples cache misses at 1 ms and shows 20–30% slowdowns (up to 3x) from noisy neighbors; and unikernel/runtime experiments that boot minimal kernels and run in containerd. Practical, working prototypes with repo and Helm chart available.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Natural vs digital resources
- 10:45fsnotify demo
- 20:35High CPU in containers
- 30:12Cache misses mitigation with eBPF
- 44:31Disk images without root
- 59:16FRR routing testing
- 1:04:14Closing & Q&A
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