If you are running containerized workloads on Red Hat OpenShift, then you already benefit from indu…
انتشار: 2026/07/24 14:29 UTC
If you are running containerized workloads on Red Hat OpenShift, then you already benefit from industry-leading process isolation. Security context constraints (SCC) restrict what pods can do, SELinux enforces mandatory access controls, cgroups limit resource consumption, and many permissive Linux capabilities are dropped by default. That said, all of these controls still operate on a shared host kernel. For the majority of workloads, this is perfectly fine. But when you are running untrusted code especially with privileged containers, you can use OpenShift sandboxed containers for an additionvia Red Hat Blog ift.tt/ftikZyM
