gVisor intercepts container syscalls through a user-space kernel called runsc, delivering strong isolation with surprisingly low overhead. This post examines its architecture, syscall interception strategy, and real-world production tradeoffs.
gVisor reimagines container isolation by implementing a minimal Linux kernel in userspace, intercepting syscalls to create a secure sandbox without sacrificing performance.
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