Peer-to-peer (P2P) Tunneling
Peers can Connect Directly with each other by Establishing Direct Encrypted Connections Between Individual Devices, ensuring privacy and avoiding censorship by using secure encrypted tunnels.
Container tutorial + controls (Docker)
How it works
This manager talks to your local Docker Engine using the open-source Docker CLI. It does not pull images from the internet unless you run docker pull yourself.
Required
Install Docker Engine (Community) and ensure docker.exe is in PATH. Containers run locally and offline.
Controls
- Create container (docker create)
- Start/Stop container (docker start/stop)
- Delete container (docker rm)
- Rename (docker rename)
- Logs (docker logs)
- Exec (docker exec)
- Attach (read-only logs)
- Compose up/down (docker compose)
- Import/Export images (docker load/save)
- List images and containers
- Ports, env vars, volumes, limits
Command reference
Licensing
This tool uses Docker Engine (Community) / Moby and the Docker CLI, which are open source. No proprietary online services are required.
Baseline isolation
Process isolation, env scrub, workdir lock, time and memory limits, optional network off.
OS hardening later
Linux: bubblewrap/firejail. macOS: sandbox-exec. Windows: Job Objects/AppContainer.
Run API
runCommandInSandbox(id, command, args, options) -> stream output to UI.