A dynamic library providing KVM-based process isolation capabilities

Edit Package libkrun
https://github.com/containers/libkrun

libkrun is a dynamic library that allows programs to easily acquire the ability to run processes in a partially isolated environment using KVM Virtualization.

It integrates a VMM (Virtual Machine Monitor, the userspace side of an Hypervisor) with the minimum amount of emulated devices required to its purpose, abstracting most of the complexity that comes from Virtual Machine management, offering users a simple C API.

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not-set-soname-as-it-is-plugin.patch 0000001993 1.95 KB
vendor.tar.zst 0030543352 29.1 MB
Revision 13 (latest revision is 28)
Dirk Mueller's avatar Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller) accepted request 984026 from Dario Faggioli's avatar Dario Faggioli (dfaggioli) (revision 13)
- Update to version 1.1.0:
  * vsock: restore lost port mapping feature
  * vsock: translate errno to macOS to Linux
  * vsock: use MSG_NOSIGNAL to avoid SIGPIPE
  * vsock: update to nix 0.24.1
  * vsock: make accept() and explicit operation
- Update to version to v1.0.0
  * Update README.md
  * CI: run clippy tests with amd-sev feature too
  * Implement virtio-rng device
  * vmm: disable test_get_supported_cpuid
  * sev: use a different name when building with SEV
  * sev: switch to upstream kvm-bindings/ioctls
  * Makefile: add versioning to the output library
  * arch/aarch64: remove dependency on device_tree
  * libkrun: remove unneeded "cc" dependency
- Update to version to 0.2.0
  * Replace old vsock with TSIv2's vsock
  * macos: operate directly on kqueue in epoll
  * utils: Allow Epoll to be cloned
  * Replace "logger" crate with env_logger+log
- Patches added:
  * not-set-soname-as-it-is-plugin.patch
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