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support tailoring and building linux kernel for kuasar security container #98
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Some typos. LGTM.
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The characteristic of this scenario is that the applications are typically standard linux monolithic applications with complex functionality and high performance requirements, such as multi-tenant AI training/inference scenarios. To reduce performance loss, accelerator hardware devices need to be directly passthrough to secure containers. In addition, the device driver module can be loaded and complex networking modes can be supported. | ||
**The requirements for the kernel in these scenarios are advanced capabilities, including support for hardware device pass-through, multiple network modes, and loadable kernel modules.** | ||
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Based on the directory structure of kernel features output by the `make menuconfig` command and combined with the typical scenarios of security container, the kernel features can be divided into the following categories:: |
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Based on the directory structure of kernel features output by the `make menuconfig` command and combined with the typical scenarios of security container, the kernel features can be divided into the following categories:: | |
Based on the directory structure of kernel features output by the `make menuconfig` command and combined with the typical scenarios of security container, the kernel features can be divided into the following categories: |
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…y container reason: provide developers with a simple and automatical method to tailor the kernel on demand to meet the different scenarios of kuasar secure container. Signed-off-by: flyflypeng <[email protected]>
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fix #97
provide developers with a simple and automatic method to tailor the kernel on demand to meet the different scenarios of kuasar secure container.