Seccomp-BPF as a filterSeccomp-BPF lets you attach a Berkeley Packet Filter program that decides which syscalls a process is allowed to make. You can deny dangerous syscalls like process tracing, filesystem manipulation, kernel extension loading, and performance monitoring.
The semantics around releasing locks with pending reads were also unclear for years. If you called read() but didn't await it, then called releaseLock(), what happened? The spec was recently clarified to cancel pending reads on lock release – but implementations varied, and code that relied on the previous unspecified behavior can break.
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Parting notesThe landscape is moving in a clear direction. There is a lot of exciting new tech out there, with people constantly pushing the limits of cold starts toward faster, securely isolated workloads using Python decorators and other novel approaches to make microvms feel like containers. I am excited to see what comes next in this space. It is definitely an area to watch.
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