I'm currently looking into the performance impact of SELinux. Most of
what I have seen so far involve testing the system's performance with
file creation, open, and exec, but I was hoping to gather some more data
before finalizing any conclusions.
I was wondering if anyone knows of any types of policy rules that when
loaded into the kernel are particularly detrimental to system
performance. My understanding is that all policy rules are treated
equally once they've been compiled to binary, but I wanted to ask here
first in order to confirm that.
Thanks
-matt
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