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PostgreSQL considers seccomp() filters

PostgreSQL considers seccomp() filters

Posted Oct 3, 2019 8:51 UTC (Thu) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523)
In reply to: PostgreSQL considers seccomp() filters by cyphar
Parent article: PostgreSQL considers seccomp() filters

> I reckon that the right combination of bind-mounts and AppArmor/SELinux would be a far more effective method for doing this without all of the foot-guns.
SELinux is never a solution...

AppArmor has several problems, though. In particular, it can't be effectively used in unprivileged contexts. For example, you can't run a program that you just compiled with a custom policy.

It also was not possible to use AppArmor from inside containers (has this changed?).


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