@@ -115,7 +115,9 @@ If you absolutely must run gVisor in a virtual machine, we recommend using the
115115` systrap ` platform. This platform has the most flexibility, but its performance
116116will lag behind that of KVM.
117117
118- <a class =" button " href =" /docs/user_guide/platforms/ " >Configure Platform
118+ <!-- disableFinding(LINK_RELATIVE_G3DOC) -->
119+
120+ <a class =" button " >[ Configure Platform] ( ../architecture_guide/platforms.md )
119121» ; </a >
120122
121123### Optimizing I/O performance {#configure-io}
@@ -126,8 +128,7 @@ default configuration must support all possible I/O interaction patterns.
126128However, you can configure gVisor to use more aggressive caching policies where
127129it makes sense.
128130
129- <a class =" button " href =" /docs/user_guide/filesystem/ " >Configure Filesystem
130- » ; </a >
131+ <a class =" button " >[ Configure Filesystem] ( filesystem.md ) » ; </a >
131132
132133### Optimizing network performance {#configure-network}
133134
@@ -137,7 +138,9 @@ is optimized for security over performance. If your application is semi-trusted
137138and network performance is paramount, you can optionally enable Network
138139Passthrough to use the host's (Linux's) network stack, rather than gVisor's own.
139140
140- <a class =" button " href =" /docs/user_guide/networking/ " >Configure Networking
141+ <!-- disableFinding(LINK_RELATIVE_G3DOC) -->
142+
143+ <a class =" button " >[ Configure Networking] ( ../architecture_guide/networking.md )
141144» ; </a >
142145
143146### Optimizing MM performance {#configure-mm}
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