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abc = container --allowWeb *all --allowFileIO ~/myTemp01/
abc add --sha256 8ee57a04a6f248dc361f32ae69c5494b6894c2754982a24c43d85785216656f7
component = https://apps.chrysalisp.org/amortization.lisp # can't ordinarily see component in 'def' below
def = abc add container --allowDesktop
def add --sha256 5d0a5ae55f2f3e0dfe18955114b4e48a793c2b7545b125934ee4446be0437be6
component = https://apps.chrysalisp.org/amortization_ui.lisp # can use components from abc
Note, Inversion of Control (rooted in the 90's) applies: component assembly, configuration and lifecycle (in containers; container is a specialization of component)
Separately, virtualization style containers needed too. LXC, etc. Docker can exist within that. Later. Link to issue: Nnnn
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Not docker-style virtualization, more something build into the VPASM. From: https://paulhammant.com/2016/12/14/principles-of-containment/
J2SE had hundreds of permissions that were fine grained. Cos of classloader trees and security manager, permissions could be specified at each node.
Core permissions
Secondary permissions
Needs an elegant grammar accessible from the terminal:
or:
or:
Note, Inversion of Control (rooted in the 90's) applies: component assembly, configuration and lifecycle (in containers; container is a specialization of component)
Separately, virtualization style containers needed too. LXC, etc. Docker can exist within that. Later. Link to issue: Nnnn
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: