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TL;DR: chroot && mount proc

Note that child processes can call chroot() again and break outside of this container easily. Docker doesn't use chroot.

Why am I watching 7yo video about sth I don't do very often in a language I don't use, I don't know. But it''s good xD

this video makes me want to more about docker and snap.

🤯

wait this is so easy

Woah... very nice explanation 🔥

Excellent work. When IPO?

Nice

Nice

Where is the network stack+virtualization for that? How does that work?

Too much weird sounds from Liz (don't how to say it since I am not good with english) but good presentation.

06:35 cringe, with respect for trying

Min 05:00 and I don't know what the heck she is doing. And yes as she said, this is quite dull. And Go, why?

Thanks

Looks like my favorite presentations are those that start so simple you almost think they are jokes, until suddenly they are not.

Really good walk through. The container doesn't have internet access. Is there a way to provide the container with internet access?

wow..this is super awesome!! ps not showing host processes was very nice. But why Go though. As someone who doesnt speak Go, what I understood was you did some syscalls, cloned UTS namespace, changed rootdir, and invoked a new /bin/bash as a fork process. Same thing can be done in any language cpp/python/java right?

Badass

Ok love the hammer vs malet analogy

Fuck go modules and fuck whoever broke 'go get'.

great explanation. Thank you 👍

Really good talk

I've watched Liz write about 4 slightly different versions of this program now. ;) Working out the difference between Podman and Docker is kinda simple is you watch a scaled down version of the code get written. :)

Thank you 🙏

This was amazing. Simple and easy to digest, but packed with information.

Great pres!

Good explanation, thanks

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Awesome video and a great intro to how containers are constructed

Came for Vim, saw Sublime, leave.

Made me want to learn Go. Thanks.

Thanks

Seriously underrated talk. This should have like a million views!

never knew that jenkins that such UI like in gitlabci '__')

I just have lxd up and running, love it 😘

Great tutorial thank you!

The best part of this demo is that it makes containers more like jail and addresses the trust issue.

Very good

Did I just watch Go programing in Downtown Abbey?

Does anyone have the link to the talk by Julian Friedman she is talking about ?

Thanks, It was the best way someone can show me concept of a container.

"You are my peer reviewers"... what a lass <3

this is by far very short and well explained how the container can expand the possibilities how GO can do it.

I must say that a company whose CEO knows and still remembers how to operate a terminal makes me feel confident.

really good

Thanks for adding a sequel with the addition of rootless containers content in golang. Truly amazing :-)

Is it possible to stop helm upgrade or how to do immutable config map using helm with kubernates v1.13

Great talk!

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