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+title: Isolating Workloads in Multi-Tenant Kubernetes Clusters
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+tags:
+ - multi-tenant
+ - isolation
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+## Container Isolation
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+- It's a process with capabilities and user access control
+- Plus: Namespaces, CGroups, Seccomp
+- Problem: Shared Kernel means that the runtime and kernel make everything else vurnerable
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+## Sandboxing
+
+- Solution: Sandboxing (wrapping) the container to isolate it from the kernel
+- Software based with gVisor: Software Layer that basicly emulates the kernel by intercepting all syscalls
+- Hardware based with kata: Create a vm (one per pod) that runs our secure container instead of just running it on the host
+- Impact: Start up time with kata or gVisor is 2x the time needed by traditional runc
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+## Optimisation
+
+- Unikernel: A stripped down kernel that only contains what our application needs
+- urunc: CRI compatible runtime with sandboxes and support for unikernel -> Sets up the specialized env, builds the container and then starts the optimized VM
+- Impact: Depending on the urunc variant ony 16-30% slower than native runc
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