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gVisor vs Mirantis Container Runtime

gVisor

gvisor.dev

Mirantis Container Runtime

docs.mirantis.com

Side by side

FiguregVisorMirantis Container Runtime
Price fromFree$93.75/mo
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open source——
Windows—Yes
LinuxYesYes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published18
Spec score · Container Engines8.3 (#6)7.5 (#17)
Spec score · Container Runtime Software8.3 (#7)7.5 (#19)
PurposegVisor is an open-source Linux-compatible sandbox and application kernel that isolates containers from the host operating system.MCR is an enterprise container engine for running business-critical applications with a supported runtime.
SupportThe project directs users to GitHub issues, documentation, and mailing lists for support and community discussion.MCR subscriptions provide prioritized support, with service levels depending on subscription and the cloud or cluster designated in a support case.

Plans

gVisor

  • gVisorFree

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Mirantis Container Runtime

  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 8X5 Support · 1 year$1,125 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 8X5 Support · 1 year$1,125 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 24X7 Support · 1 year$2,250 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 24X7 Support · 1 year$2,250 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 8X5 Support · 3 years$3,037.50 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 8X5 Support · 3 years$3,037.50 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 24X7 Support · 3 years$6,075 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 24X7 Support · 3 years$6,075 a year

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In their own words

gVisor

gVisor is a free, open-source Linux-compatible sandbox and application kernel for running containers while isolating the host from untrusted code. It is intended for workloads such as user-uploaded, LLM-generated, and third-party code. Instead of passing sandboxed applications’ system calls directly to the host, its Sentry handles them; a Gofer process mediates filesystem access. The project describes a least-privilege design with a restrictive system call filter. It documents use with Docker, Kubernetes, containerd, and OCI runtimes, including Kubernetes configurations using GKE Sandbox, Minikube, or containerd with the gVisor shim. gVisor can stream application trace points to an external threat detection engine such as Falco, and can checkpoint and restore containers. Most CUDA applications can run unmodified in the sandbox with selected NVIDIA driver versions, but GPU support is restricted to certain models, drivers, capabilities, device files, ioctl calls, and platforms. Installation requires Linux 5.6 or later on x86_64 or ARM64. Compatibility is best-effort, and some applications may not work because not every system call, /proc file, or /sys file is implemented. Hardware side-channel protection is generally not provided.

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Mirantis Container Runtime

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