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## To watch
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#moc
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## To Consume
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[[What Have Namespaces Done for You Lately?]]
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# Notes
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## Containers
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[[User Space and Kernel Space]]
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[[Containerized applications can do syscalls directly to the Linux Kernel]]
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[[Linux Kernel also has namespaces for isolation]]
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[[Podman and docker commands are exactly the same]]
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# Networking
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## Networking
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[[Network Policies]]
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[[Generating TLS certificate for testing on Kubernetes]]
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## Other
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[[CKS Tips from Sander]]
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## Content
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## Content Generated
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[[I'm better at Network Policies than I thought]]
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content/Containers can share volumes in the same pod.md
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Even with emptyDir volumes, all containers can access the same volumes in a pod if they are mounted.
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## Links:
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## Links:
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**related to**:: [[hunger-and-suffering]], [[caloric restriction]], [[weight-loss]]
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**related to**:: [[Disentangling Hunger and Suffering]], [[caloric restriction]], [[weight-loss]]
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User space are the applications and libraries.
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Kernel space consists of the Syscall Interface, Kernel and Hardware.
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Syscall is the interface to connect with the Linux kernel. Can be seen as the API towards the Linux kernel. The kernel then interfaces with the hardware.
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Syscall interface provides functions such as getpid() and reboot() to libraries or applications.
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Containerized applications can do direct sys calls to the syscall interface.
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Links:
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