Handles Management of Capabilities
Container management
Namespaces provide isolation of resources for processes at a kernel level.
The namespaces are: Mount (filesystem),
Process (processes in a namespace have two PIDs, one for the global PID,
which is used by the main system and the second one is for the child within the process tree),
Interprocess Communication (Control or communication between processes),
Network (which network devices can be seen by the processes in the namespace), User (User configs),
UTS (hostname and domain information, processes will think they’re running on servers with different names),
Cgroup (Resource limits, execution priority etc.)
Provides a thin wrapper around fork syscall,
with enums and functions specific to youki implemented
During kernel initialization, a minimal replica of the ramfs filesystem is
loaded, called rootfs. Most systems mount another filesystem over it
Returns *nix signal enum value from passed string
Contains a wrapper of syscalls for unit tests
This provides a uniform interface for rest of Youki
to call syscalls required for container management
tty (teletype) for user-system interaction
Utility functionality