NACL
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What is NACL?
NaCl (Native Client) was a sandboxing technology developed by Google to allow near-native speed execution of compiled C or C++ code within a web browser. It aimed to enable complex, computationally intensive applications to run safely within the browser environment without compromising security. While it offered performance benefits, it was eventually superseded by WebAssembly (Wasm) which is now the dominant technology for similar use cases.
What other technologies are related to NACL?
NACL Competitor Technologies
Security Groups
Security Groups provide instance-level firewalling, acting as a first line of defense. They are similar to NACLs, but operate at the instance level.
NSG
NSG (Network Security Groups) in Azure provide similar network security features as AWS Security Groups and NACLs.
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NACL Complementary Technologies
VPC
NACLs are a feature of VPCs, they allow you to control traffic at the subnet level.
Route Tables
Route tables determine where network traffic is directed within a VPC, and are complementary since NACLs filter the traffic that route tables direct.
Subnets
NACLs are associated with subnets and control inbound and outbound traffic for the subnet.
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Which job functions commonly mention NACL?
Cloud Engineer
0.1% of all Cloud Engineer jobs mention NACL
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Cloud Architect
0.1% of all Cloud Architect jobs mention NACL
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DevOps Engineer
99 DevOps Engineer jobs mention NACL
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Software Engineer
479 Software Engineer jobs mention NACL
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Engineer
651 Engineer jobs mention NACL
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