A security analyst is reviewing the security architecture for a hybrid cloud deployment containing both virtual machines and containerized applications. Match each security mechanism on the left with its primary isolation property on the right.
- Kernel NamespacesProvides process-level visibility segregation and partition of system resources within a shared OS kernel
- Control Groups (cgroups)Restricts hardware resource consumption (CPU, RAM, I/O) per workload to prevent denial-of-service
- Type 1 HypervisorAbstracts physical hardware to enforce strong virtual machine boundary isolation directly above bare metal
- MicrosegmentationEnforces granular network traffic control and boundaries between individual workloads regardless of physical location
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Kernel Namespaces match process-level visibility segregation within a shared OS kernel. Control Groups (cgroups) match restricting hardware resource consumption. Type 1 Hypervisor matches abstracting physical hardware for strong VM isolation. Microsegmentation matches enforcing granular network traffic control and boundaries.
Kernel namespaces isolate what processes can see (PIDs, network adapters, filesystems). Control groups (cgroups) control how much host hardware resources a container can use. Type 1 hypervisors run directly on hardware to deliver rigid virtual machine isolation. Microsegmentation creates micro-perimeters around workloads to control east-west network traffic.
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Virtualization and Container Isolation Mechanisms