dzueck opened a new pull request, #8572:
URL: https://github.com/apache/texera/pull/8572

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   Adds support for running compute units and micro services inside a vm using 
[kata containers](https://katacontainers.io/). This is important for security 
as arbitrary code submitted by users can run inside these compute units. This 
PR adds the option to use VMs, but does not require it. It is only targeted at 
k8s deployments and was tested using RKE2. Note: k8s distributions like 
minikube may need additional steps to support VMs.
   
   To enable VMs you must first install kata containers following [these 
instructions](https://kata-containers.github.io/kata-containers/installation/). 
Make sure to follow the helm instructions. After this, you can enable Compute 
Units to use a VM by modifying these two lines in bin/k8s/values.yaml:
     - name: KUBERNETES_COMPUTING_UNIT_RUNTIME_CLASS_CPU
       value: "kata-qemu-runtime-rs"
     - name: KUBERNETES_COMPUTING_UNIT_RUNTIME_CLASS_GPU
       value: "kata-qemu-nvidia-gpu-runtime-rs"
   
   To enable texera specific micro services to run in a VM modify this line:
   global:
     texeraMicroServiceRuntimeClass: "kata-qemu-runtime-rs"
   
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   Closes #8545
   Discussed in #8430
   
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   Primarily tested in v1.2.0 where performance tests were done with various 
micro benchmark workflows which can be seen in #8430. Additional functionality 
testing still needs to be done on the latest commits.
   
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