RunD: A Lightweight Secure Container Runtime for High-density Deployment...
summary
RunD is a secure-container runtime that splits rootfs with reflink-backed copy-on-write, ships a pre-patched guest kernel to maximize shareable text segments, and replaces per-sandbox cgroups with a renameable cgroup pool and aggregated lightweight cgroups. It launches a single sandbox in ~88 ms and starts >200 sandboxes within one second, keeps per-sandbox memory overhead under ~20 MB, supports >2,500 sandboxes on a 384 GB node, outperforms Kata variants, and is deployed in Alibaba production.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:46Introduction & Background
- 5:07Motivation
- 10:05Methodology & Design
- 15:24Evaluation
- 17:26Conclusion
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