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singularityware/singularity

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Singularity

Guidelines for Contributing - Pull Request Template - Project License - Documentation - Community Meetings / Minutes / Roadmap - Support - Citation

Features

  • Sandboxing and Isolation - Universal application containers for high-performance computing.

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Projects sharing features with Singularity

These projects share indexed features with Singularity. Shared tags can include platform or build tooling; verify the primary use case before treating a result as a replacement.
  • google/nsjailG

    google/nsjail

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    Linux process isolation tool using namespaces, resource limits, and seccomp-bpf syscall filters.

    View on GitHub↗0
  • parke/lxrootP

    parke/lxroot

    0View on GitHub↗

    lxroot is a lightweight and safe alternative to chroot, Docker, and other software virtualization tools.

    View on GitHub↗0
  • projectatomic/bubblewrapprojectatomic avatar

    projectatomic/bubblewrap

    7,731View on GitHub↗

    Bubblewrap is an unprivileged sandbox execution utility for Linux that isolates processes from the host system. It creates secure environments by leveraging Linux namespaces to separate system resources, including network, PID, and IPC stacks. The project distinguishes itself by enabling the execution of untrusted software without requiring root privileges on the host machine. It prevents privilege escalation by disabling the execution of setuid binaries and uses user identity mapping to isolate process permissions from the host operating system. The tool manages a comprehensive security sur

    C
    View on GitHub↗7,731
  • subuser-security/subusersubuser-security avatar

    subuser-security/subuser

    894View on GitHub↗

    Run programs on linux with selectively restricted permissions.

    Python
    View on GitHub↗894

Frequently asked questions

What does singularityware/singularity do?

Guidelines for Contributing - Pull Request Template - Project License - Documentation - Community Meetings / Minutes / Roadmap - Support - Citation

What are the main features of singularityware/singularity?

The main features of singularityware/singularity are: Sandboxing and Isolation.

Which projects share features with singularityware/singularity?

Projects with overlapping indexed features include: google/nsjail — Linux process isolation tool using namespaces, resource limits, and seccomp-bpf syscall filters. parke/lxroot — lxroot is a lightweight and safe alternative to chroot, Docker, and other software virtualization tools. projectatomic/bubblewrap — Bubblewrap is an unprivileged sandbox execution utility for Linux that isolates processes from the host system. It… subuser-security/subuser — Run programs on linux with selectively restricted permissions.