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Next-Gen Occlum, a work-in-progress fork of Occlum that is optimized for the next-generation of Intel SGX (on Xeon SP processors)

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1. The previous implementation of __occlum_syret usse the red zone to save the register temporarily, which may overwrite the red zone area. This change avoids using the red zone when...

This PR adds `sworn-disk` to NGO's crates RFC issue: https://github.com/occlum/ngo/issues/328

- [ ] **Modify the UnionFS** We can modify the unionfs to accept async-sfs as the RW layer and the integrity-protected SEFS as the RO layer. By doing this, we...

- Feature Name: Introduce SwornDisk - Start Date: 2022-11-17 ## In a nutshell This RFC issue consists of two parts: One is SwornDisk high-level design overview, which explains SwornDisk's "why,...

- Feature Name: untrusted device memory - Start Date: 2022-08-22 # Summary [summary]: #summary Occlum gets the untrusted memory range and registers the untrusted memory range into the SGX untrusted...

- Feature Name: `Use Occlum configuration in yaml format` - Start Date: 2022-7-12 # Summary Current Occlum/NGO use the json format configuration file `Occlum.json` which is not friendly to users....

- Feature Name: Introduce Page Cache - Start Date: 2022-06-21 # Summary [summary]: #summary `page-cache` is a new designed and implemented crate and will be added into NGO. Page Cache...

- Feature Name: Introduce Asynchronous Filesystem - Start Date: 2022-06-15 # Summary [summary]: #summary We will add the newly designed and implemented AsyncFS into NGO. The AsyncFS uses Rust asynchronous...