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NSJail Template #3075
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…r NLB (aws#3070) The previous PR aws#3075 takes into consideration only the case where the aliases are environment-level (e.g. `a.env.app.domain.com`); however, they could also be app-level (e.g. `a.app.domain.com`) or root-level (e.g. `a.domain.com`). This PR extends the cases considered as such. In addition, the PR adds lazy-loading into the script. Previous PR: aws#3057 By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the Apache 2.0 License.
Hi @chadbrewbaker ! I am not certain if this issue is for AWS Copilot. If so, would you mind providing more details of your request? Thanks! |
Closing this issue since we haven't heard a response. Please feel free to reopen it if the issue is for AWS Copilot! Thanks! |
I suppose the issue is supporting privileged mode: #3488 |
Godbolt and I talked a bit about it today in the context of making AWS lambdas easy to run a jailed process on. https://twitter.com/smt_solvers/status/1516625452076605440 |
Compiler Explorer - a.k.a. Godbolt - uses nsjail to run untrusted code.
This would be useful for compiling and untrusted media processing.
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