tdx 0.1.0

Library for Intel TDX
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# tdx

The `tdx` crate provides an implementation of APIs for [Intel Trusted Domain eXtensions (TDX)](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/trust-domain-extensions/documentation.html).

### TDX APIs

The Linux kernel exposes APIs for managing TDX-enabled KVM virtual machines

This crate implements those APIs and offers them to Rust client code through a
flexible and type-safe high-level interface.

### TDX KVM VM APIs

Refer to the [`vm`] module for more information.

### TDX KVM vCPU APIs

Refer to the [`vcpu`] module for more information.

### Remarks

Note that the Linux kernel provides access to these APIs through a set
of `ioctl`s that are meant to be called on the `/dev/kvm` device node.
As a result, these `ioctl`s form the substrate of the `tdx` crate.
Binaries that result from consumers of this crate are expected to run as
a process with the necessary privileges to interact with the device nodes.

[`vm`]: ./src/vm/
[`vcpu`]: ./src/vcpu/

License: Apache-2.0