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update to Occlum NGO #112

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mythi opened this issue Feb 23, 2023 · 7 comments
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update to Occlum NGO #112

mythi opened this issue Feb 23, 2023 · 7 comments

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mythi commented Feb 23, 2023

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mythi commented Mar 20, 2023

@qzheng527 what's the latest on Occlum NGO/1.0?

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@mythi Pending on the EDMM feature. From Occlum side, EDMM feature introduces many changes which are on developing and verfification stage . Besides, Occlum is waiting for the stable intel SGX SDK (current 2.19 has some issues, Occlum reported to intel) to support EDMM. So Occlum NGO/1.0 may not be ready in 1H 2023.
What is your requirement for Occlum on enclave-cc? If it is the runtime-boot feature, we can merge it to the Occlum master branch. Is it Ok for you?

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mythi commented Apr 27, 2023

If it is the runtime-boot feature, we can merge it to the Occlum master branch. Is it Ok for you?

@qzheng527 NGO is not urgent. I'm primarily interested in #126 (i.e., get your enclave-cc branch rebased to the latest release and have deb packages available just like we have today for the older version)

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If it is the runtime-boot feature, we can merge it to the Occlum master branch. Is it Ok for you?

@qzheng527 NGO is not urgent. I'm primarily interested in #126 (i.e., get your enclave-cc branch rebased to the latest release and have deb packages available just like we have today for the older version)

@mythi Ok, I will follow this after International Worker's Day holiday.

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mythi commented Jun 12, 2023

@qzheng527 does 0.29.6 include the runtime-boot functionality we are using in enclave-cc?

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@mythi Yes, the runtime boot functionality is in this release. The deb package building is WIP, hopefully it is will be done tomorrow (China time). But please note, the runtime boot functionality in this release is a little bit different from the one you used. Main differences are:

  1. The runtime boot struct user_rootfs_config. The release version could support passing envs.
  2. The way to generate runtime rootfs. The release version uses "sefs" instead of the previous "unionfs".

Details please refer to the runtime_boot demo.

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mythi commented Jun 12, 2023

@qzheng527 thanks a lot! We will look into the necessary adjustments

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