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- Bind `/etc/docker/daemon.json` in `examples/docker.yml` ([#2130] [@caminada] [@justincormack] [@MagnusS] [@riyazdf]) - Bind `/etc/docker/daemon.json` in `examples/docker.yml` ([#2130] [@caminada] [@justincormack] [@MagnusS] [@riyazdf])
- Split DfM blueprint in base and docker yml ([#2137] [@justincormack] [@MagnusS]) - Split DfM blueprint in base and docker yml ([#2137] [@justincormack] [@MagnusS])
## Projects ## Projects
The MirageSDK project development continues, with support for a new file descriptor sharing daemon The MirageSDK project development continues, with support for a new file descriptor sharing daemon
that allows linked containers to drop even more privileges while transmitting data securely that allows linked containers to drop even more privileges while transmitting data securely

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This report covers weekly developments in the [linuxkit], [linuxkit-ci], [rtf] and [virtsock] repositories. This report covers weekly developments in the [linuxkit], [linuxkit-ci], [rtf] and [virtsock] repositories.
**Security SIG on Memorizer:** This week's security SIG featured [@ndauten] explaining his [ops+memorizer project](sig-security/2017-07-05.md) that provides infrastructure for fine-grained security policy enforcement in Linux. There are meeting notes and slides available ([#2153] [#2160] [@ndauten] [@riyazdf]), as well as work-in-progress PR to addd a memorizer project to LinuxKit ([#2171] [#2170] [@ndauten] [@justincormack]). **Security SIG on Memorizer:** This week's security SIG featured [@ndauten] explaining his [ops+memorizer project](sig-security/2017-07-05.md) that provides infrastructure for fine-grained security policy enforcement in Linux. There are meeting notes and slides available ([#2153] [#2160] [@ndauten] [@riyazdf]), as well as work-in-progress PR to add a memorizer project to LinuxKit ([#2171] [#2170] [@ndauten] [@justincormack]).
**Kernel:** The kernel images were updated to 4.11.9/4.9.36/4.4.76 from upstream ([#2167] [@rn]). **Kernel:** The kernel images were updated to 4.11.9/4.9.36/4.4.76 from upstream ([#2167] [@rn]).
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**ARM64:** `linuxkit run` no longer hardcodes x86_64 as the architecture, thus letting ARM64 run more easily ([#2162] [@arm64b]). Work is also ongoing to fix Golang ARM binaries running under emulation ([#1348] [@justincormack] [@rogaha] [@ncopa]) and multiarch manifest generation for base images used by LinuxKit ([#1377] [@arm64b] [@mor1] [@justincormack]). **ARM64:** `linuxkit run` no longer hardcodes x86_64 as the architecture, thus letting ARM64 run more easily ([#2162] [@arm64b]). Work is also ongoing to fix Golang ARM binaries running under emulation ([#1348] [@justincormack] [@rogaha] [@ncopa]) and multiarch manifest generation for base images used by LinuxKit ([#1377] [@arm64b] [@mor1] [@justincormack]).
**Example and build cleanups:** The build now works from behind an HTTP proxy ([#2144] [@kunalkushwaha] [@justincormack] [@rn]) and cleaning build outputs now covers raw files as well ([#2176] [@justincormack]). The example yaml files are also simpler now by moving `ttyS0` after `tty0` as it is more common ([#2177] [@justincormack]), and we also consistently dont use quotes around image names ([#2178] [@justincormack]) **Example and build cleanups:** The build now works from behind an HTTP proxy ([#2144] [@kunalkushwaha] [@justincormack] [@rn]) and cleaning build outputs now covers raw files as well ([#2176] [@justincormack]). The example yaml files are also simpler now by moving `ttyS0` after `tty0` as it is more common ([#2177] [@justincormack]), and we also consistently don't use quotes around image names ([#2178] [@justincormack])
**Virtsock:** The virtsock library for HyperV integration had various improvements to build stress tests using it: **Virtsock:** The virtsock library for HyperV integration had various improvements to build stress tests using it:
- Pass `SOCK_CLOEXEC` to syscall.Socket ([virtsock#35] [@rn]) - Pass `SOCK_CLOEXEC` to syscall.Socket ([virtsock#35] [@rn])