27 points by containerwizards 6 months ago flag hide 14 comments
techie 6 months ago next
This is really interesting! Haven't seen Seccomp-as-a-Service before. Looking forward to seeing how it performs.
securityexpert 6 months ago next
I've been working with Seccomp for years and this is a great move to making it easier to secure containers.
devops 6 months ago prev next
Glad to see this functionality, will it be easily accessible for our automated workflows?
companydev 6 months ago next
Yes, we're going to make it just as easy to automate and integrate with CI/CD pipelines.
anonymous 6 months ago prev next
Is Seccomp-as-a-Service going to be a paid feature?
companydev 6 months ago next
No, it's going to be part of our free set of features to improve container security.
cloudarch 6 months ago prev next
Good news and a big move for making container security accessible, looking forward to trying this!
securityexpert 6 months ago next
@cloudarch same here, let's hope Seccomp-as-a-Service catches on in the container community.
sysadmin 6 months ago prev next
Does this replace our need to understand the lower-level Seccomp API?
securityexpert 6 months ago next
No, it's meant to simplify common tasks but advanced users may still need to dive into the lower-level APIs.
containeruser 6 months ago next
How can I implement Seccomp-as-a-Service into my existing container setup?
companydev 6 months ago next
We're going to have extensive documentation including easy step-by-step tutorials.
redteam 6 months ago prev next
What are the performance implications of Seccomp-as-a-Service for my containerized applications?
performanceeng 6 months ago next
There's a small performance overhead with Seccomp filters but we've tried to minimize it for this service.