Document security verdict versus Docker
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -168,6 +168,11 @@ run with Docker's default capability set and a seccomp filter. Memory, pids, cpu
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`--net host` removes network isolation and is opt-in (`--net pasta` is the safer host-like choice).
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What is still not covered is listed at the end of `docs/RESEARCH.md`.
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Is it a security-wise Docker replacement? Same class as rootless Podman by design (no root daemon, user namespaces,
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seccomp, dropped capabilities, cgroup limits), but unaudited, tested on one machine, with a seccomp denylist and no
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per-container AppArmor/SELinux profile. Fine for your own tools; for untrusted code use rootless Podman, gVisor or Kata.
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Details: [COMPARISON](COMPARISON.md) section 6.1.
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## Development
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`make help` lists the targets: `make build`, `make test` (end-to-end, needs network), `make bench` (re-measure startup, sizes and the cpu limit), `make charts` (rebuild the SVG charts and the generated numbers in the comparison), `make docs`, `make release KIND=patch MSG="..."`. Build and test details are in [AGENTS](AGENTS.md); the charts and how they are generated are in [COMPARISON](COMPARISON.md) section 3 and `docs/charts/`.
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