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Intel® Clear Containers and CRI-O*

In this post, I’ll provide some background on the Clear Containers project and describe how Clear…

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Daniel Walsh in cri-o

Oct 16, 2017

CRI-O 1.0 is here

This is a very exciting day for the CRI-O Engineering team. Just over a year ago, back in September 2016, Mrunal Patel and Antonio Murdaca of my engineering team created a skunkworks project named OCID, that was later renamed CRI-O. The goal was to figure out if we could build a simple daemon…

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Antonio Murdaca in cri-o

Aug 3, 2017

Default container registry revisited

The feedback that I’ve received from users of CRI-O (Container Runtime Initiative using the Open container initiative) project is the kpod tool was very useful but at times hard on the fingers.
That’s due to needing to type out fully specified image names for…

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Mrunal Patel in cri-o

Jul 25, 2017

CRI-O

Over the last few years my team and I have been working on tools and libraries related to linux containers. This includes the tools to start them, called container runtimes. Until recently, the main container runtime has been the upstream docker project, but now we are seeing a proliferation of tools in the…

Daniel Walsh in cri-o

Jul 24, 2017

Making packages available for other distributions

I love Fedora

I wanted to start out this little article by talking about my love of Fedora. I have been working on Fedora since the beginning back to Fedora 1. I introduced SELinux in Fedora 3, thankfully…

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Scott McCarty in cri-o

Aug 29, 2017

How to Test CRI-O with OpenShift Container Platform 3.6 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4

So, it starts with a thought. What if? We wanted to see how difficult it would be to test CRI-O with RHEL and OCP. The answer, it wasn’t bad at all — especially for alpha…

Daniel Walsh in cri-o

Aug 8, 2017

Introducing kpod^Hpodman

Introducing podman

NOTE: Edited to change name of kpod to podman

The world of software-as-a-service, containers, serverless and beyond do not obviate the need for lower level debugging capabilities. As well, it is important for both…

Daniel Walsh in cri-o

Nov 20, 2017

CRI-O Support for Kubernetes

A customer of ours asked me the other day about support for CRI-O and how it maps to different releases of…

Scott McCarty in cri-o

Sep 21, 2017

Understanding Container Standards

There is an immense amount of work going on with container standards, build tools, container runtimes/engines, and orchestration. This can make it difficult and confusing to keep track of everything, especially if there are holes in your knowledge.

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Daniel Walsh in cri-o

Sep 28, 2017

CRI-O Has builtin SELinux support

While looking at a container-selinux bugzilla, I noticed that:

NSS inside of a container is doing something with the network which is triggering a request to the kernel to load the net-pf-0 kernel module. I told the reporter that I would rather…

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CRI-O is a lightweight, optimized container runtime for Kubernetes. It's OCI (Open Container Initiative) compatible and an alternative to Docker or Moby. CRI-O supports OCI container images and can pull from any container registry. Visit http://cri-o.io for more information.

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