LLC: Low Level Contêiner no Linux

• Caio Gomes Flausino IFB
• Diego César Florêncio de Queiroz IFB
• Daniel Sundfeld UnB

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/eradco.2023.234451

Abstract

Since the 1960s, the remote execution of procedures has been studied in several applications of distributed systems. More recently, with web technologies and security concerns, new technologies have changed the way processes can be executed. WebAssembly allows executing code through a browser and containers isolate the running application. In this work, we compare the performance of basic applications with WebAssembly and the LLC (Low Level Container), an application execution sandbox that we implemented. The results show that WebAssembly is faster than containers, with only SECCOMP security instructions, but LLC has shown to be a promising platform for execution.

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