Forensic analysis of container checkpoints
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- Modern cloud infrastructure heavily relies on containerisation, and the past few years have seen the rise of different container runtimes like Docker, Podman, LXD, etc.
- The Checkpoint Restore In Userspace (CRIU) project is used in these container runtimes to allow users to checkpoint a running container to disk, and restore it later.
- This opens up a plethora of possibilities related to containers, like live migration, forensic analysis, stateful reboots, dry runs of updates, etc.
- In this talk, we’ll understand how container checkpointing works under the hood, and how it can be used for forensic analysis of containers.
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