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ZeroVM is a secure execution environment for untrusted code in multi-tenant cloud. It's lightweight, fast, horizontally scalable, and can run arbitrary applications inside a datastore. More info about this open source project is available at http://zerovm.org

Technologie

Lightweight  
execution!
for the cloud
open source
sponsored by  
Rackspace

Safely execute arbitrary code
from untrusted users in  
multi-tenant environments
open source
sponsored by  
Rackspace

VMs 
Fat
• Shared resources ->
exposure vector!
• Slow spin-up!
• Resource hog, so 
horizontal scaling is
expensive!
• Excessive resources

Containers 
Leaner.
However...!
• Shares even more resources
than VMs -> increasing
contamination risk!
• Excessive resources

ZeroVM : Egg Crates!
::!
Container : Shipping Crates

Horizontal Scaling
Illustration by Pierre-Yves Ritschard http://spootnik.org/presentations/scalability-softshake-2013
ZeroVM Containers
Inherent Complicated
Massively scalable
Few containers  
per host

Secure isolation based on
proven technology

Processes can't  
jump, communicate,  
or coordinate

No sys calls!
!
Connect to host or nodes only  
via declared I/O channels

Do massively scalable  
compute operations  
inside the datastore.

Deterministic
• run operations
in parallel!
• easy to debug!

"The deﬁnition of insanity is doing
something over and over again,
and expecting different results"

Hah!!
!
Repeatability is the feature.!
It doesn't drive you crazy.

what • run isolated processes, securely!
• execution environment
• run isolated apps, conveniently !
• infrastructure manager
isolation • NaCL • Linux namespacing (similar to LXC)
main uses • compute intensive operations!
• run arbitrary code within datastore!
• sandboxing
• devops!
• deployment!
• testing
strengths • executables run the same every time!
• 5 ms spinup!
• ﬁne-grained (ms) metering!
• embeddable!
• multi-tenant!
• massive horizontal scaling!
• easy to debug!
• no kernel access!
• true isolation
• server templates run the same every time!
• portability!
• mature!
• large community!
• lots of templates & plugins available
weaknesses • X86 64 only!
• bleeding edge!
• no plugins (yet)!
• executables must be cross-compiled &
single-threaded
• shares kernel & other resources!
• exposes even more thanVMs

zerovm.org!
docs.zerovm.org!
github/zeromv

Resource Credits
• "Zerovm background" by Prosunjit
Biswas http://www.slideshare.net/
prosunjit/zerovm-background!
• "Docker & Containerization:
"Milliseconds Matter" by Ben Golub  
http://cloudcomputing.sys-con.com/
node/3073584 
• ZeroVM documentation  
http://zerovm.org & http://
docs.zerovm.org/!
• "Cluster-wide Java/Scala application
deployments with Docker, Chef and
Amazon OpsWorks" by Adam Warski  
http://www.warski.org/blog/2014/06/
cluster-wide-javascala-application-
deployments-with-docker-chef-and-
amazon-opsworks/

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What Is ZeroVM

1. ? Carina C. Zona! ZeroVM What is

2. Lightweight   execution! for the cloud open source sponsored by   Rackspace

3. Safely execute arbitrary code from untrusted users in   multi-tenant environments open source sponsored by   Rackspace

4. VMs  Fat • Shared resources -> exposure vector! • Slow spin-up! • Resource hog, so  horizontal scaling is expensive! • Excessive resources

5. Containers  Leaner. However...! • Shares even more resources than VMs -> increasing contamination risk! • Excessive resources

6. ZeroVM 75 KB SIZE! 5 MS OVERHEAD

7. Optimized for multi-tenancy

8. ZeroVM : Egg Crates! ::! Container : Shipping Crates

10. Horizontal Scaling Illustration by Pierre-Yves Ritschard http://spootnik.org/presentations/scalability-softshake-2013 ZeroVM Containers Inherent Complicated Massively scalable Few containers   per host

11. Secure isolation based on proven technology

12. NaCL!

13. Processes can't   jump, communicate,   or coordinate

14. No sys calls! ! Connect to host or nodes only   via declared I/O channels

15. Oh noesssss!

16. Do massively scalable   compute operations   inside the datastore.

17. Deterministic • run operations in parallel! • easy to debug!

18. "The deﬁnition of insanity is doing something over and over again, and expecting different results"

19. Hah!! ! Repeatability is the feature.! It doesn't drive you crazy.

20. not

21. what • run isolated processes, securely! • execution environment • run isolated apps, conveniently ! • infrastructure manager isolation • NaCL • Linux namespacing (similar to LXC) main uses • compute intensive operations! • run arbitrary code within datastore! • sandboxing • devops! • deployment! • testing strengths • executables run the same every time! • 5 ms spinup! • ﬁne-grained (ms) metering! • embeddable! • multi-tenant! • massive horizontal scaling! • easy to debug! • no kernel access! • true isolation • server templates run the same every time! • portability! • mature! • large community! • lots of templates & plugins available weaknesses • X86 64 only! • bleeding edge! • no plugins (yet)! • executables must be cross-compiled & single-threaded • shares kernel & other resources! • exposes even more thanVMs

22. zerovm.org! docs.zerovm.org! github/zeromv

23. Image Credits • "Ketchup" designed byTom Glass, Jr.   from the thenounproject.com! • "Inﬁnite Box" photo by rumo_der_wolperdinger, on Flickr! • "Pink Balloon" photo by   Alan, on Flickr! • "Carroll House Shipping Container Home" photo by Inhabit Blog, on Flickr! • "10,000 Shipping Containers Lost At Sea Each Year" photo by PaulTownsend, on Flickr! • "A-salt-ed!" by JD Hancock, on Flickr! • "Eggs" photo by Pietro Izzo, on Flickr! • Chromium logo by Logonoid! • "The dark side in a whole new light: Evil Star Wars Stormtrooper photographed in tender scenes with young son" by Kristina Alexanderson, in the Daily Mail! • "debug version 2" photo by Franz & P, on Flickr

24. Resource Credits • "Zerovm background" by Prosunjit Biswas http://www.slideshare.net/ prosunjit/zerovm-background! • "Docker & Containerization: "Milliseconds Matter" by Ben Golub   http://cloudcomputing.sys-con.com/ node/3073584  • ZeroVM documentation   http://zerovm.org & http:// docs.zerovm.org/! • "Cluster-wide Java/Scala application deployments with Docker, Chef and Amazon OpsWorks" by Adam Warski   http://www.warski.org/blog/2014/06/ cluster-wide-javascala-application- deployments-with-docker-chef-and- amazon-opsworks/

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