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Awesome GitHub RepositoriesKernel-Level Hardware Isolation

Provides secure isolation for hardware-accelerated workloads using kernel primitives to avoid hypervisor overhead.

Distinct from GPU Workload Virtualization and Containerization: Focuses on using kernel-level security for high-performance direct hardware access, whereas general GPU Virtualization often involves hypervisors.

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  • loft-sh/vclusterAvatar von loft-sh

    loft-sh/vcluster

    11,186Auf GitHub ansehen↗

    vcluster is a Kubernetes virtual cluster platform that creates fully isolated Kubernetes environments with dedicated control planes, API servers, and RBAC on shared physical infrastructure. It virtualizes Kubernetes control planes by running them as pods inside a host cluster, as standalone binaries on bare metal or virtual machines, or within Docker containers, providing each tenant their own isolated Kubernetes environment without the overhead of managing separate physical clusters. The platform enables multi-tenant Kubernetes isolation through multiple tenancy models, from shared node pool

    Provides secure kernel-level isolation for workloads using seccomp, cgroups, and namespaces.

    Gocloud-nativehelmk3s
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