Your Linux Container Is Not as Isolated as You Think
Containers don’t provide hardware isolation. Learn how Linux namespaces, cgroups, and the shared kernel shape container security in production systems.
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Virtio: The Diplomatic Engineering That Solved Linux Virtualization
Linux didn’t solve virtualization by building better drivers — it solved it by redesigning the incentives.
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I didn’t run 10K to win. I ran it to practice not quitting.
I straced modprobe on Linux
The linux kernel does almost nothing when you run modprobe.
The Useful Lie Behind Linux Plug-and-Play
Plug-and-play in Linux wasn’t a hardware breakthrough.It was an abstraction decision.
Deferred Probing in the Linux Kernel Core
A dd.c – Centric View of how deferred probing happen in Linux Kernel
Linux Concurrency-Managed Workqueues: Why the Kernel Had to Learn to Wait
Why did Linux replace tasklets with concurrency-managed workqueues? Learn how CMWQ solved kernel scalability, dynamic concurrency, and interrupt deferral — with architecture-level insight.
Endianness: The Art of Thinking in Bytes
Big Endian vs Little Endian Explained: The Hidden Direction Inside Every Integer [Deep Systems Guide]