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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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Brent Baude in cri-o

Aug 20, 2018

Podman-0.8.3 released

Our release this week was very smooth. It seems like between CI infrastructure stability, last minute pull requests, and…

Brent Baude in cri-o

Aug 8, 2018

podman-0.8.1 released

Our latest podman release turned out to be a lot of internal plumbing. We had more than 50 commits but most were tweaks that most users would not notice. So I don’t have a singular, hot feature to point you at.

Brent Baude in cri-o

Jul 16, 2018

Podman 0.7.2 released

As most weeks are, this was fast and furious. You will see hand fulls of significant features below that have been added to podman this week. All of it is awesome work from the core team and its contributors. There were also two interesting features that users will be interested in: the…

Brent Baude in cri-o

May 21, 2018

Podman 0.5.3 released

The week started with feedback from colleagues who attended Red Hat Summit. We received some nice feedback from folks about how well Podman worked in labs and the like. This might be old news, but we finally posted the Podman logo on our github site. I believe the logo had been around for…

Brent Baude in cri-o

May 7, 2018

podman-0.5.1 released

We just cut the 0.5.1 Podman release upstream and Fedora packages are building now. We again had submissions from a number of people both directly and indirectly related to the core Podman team. I love this!

Brent Baude in cri-o

Apr 30, 2018

podman-0.4.4 released

When reviewing the git logs for this release, one thing pops out to me. I would say this release has the most varied set of contributors of any previous release. Don’t quote me on that; it is just a gut feel based on the logs. The good thing? A diverse set of contributors makes for a good…

Brent Baude in cri-o

Apr 23, 2018

How good is Podman?

This week I have seen two demos where Docker was replaced by Podman. In one case, the person running the demo had symlinked docker to podman to make us initially think he was running docker. In both demos, Podman ran flawlessly. But I still get the question, but how good is Podman?

podman-0.4.3 released

Welcome to the third week of April! Spring is inching its way in the northern states here. We had quite a bit of churn in podman this week; a number of small bugs were fixed. Matt Heon has been busy working on locking strategies for podman and keeping our terminal attach in tip-top shape…

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Matt Heon in cri-o

Apr 18, 2018

Podman v0.4.2 Released

Another week, another release. Podman v0.4.2 brings with it a number of fixes to podman commit and a new feature for podman run, the --attach flag. Thanks to Brent Baude, Podman now uses uses the same code as Buildah to commit containers, fixing several bugs around committed images. We…

Scott McCarty in cri-o

Apr 10, 2018

How to Run CRI-O 1.9.10 with OpenShift Container Platform 3.9 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4

This article is a quick update of the blog entry I wrote for testing CRI-O Alpha with OpenShift 3.6. Since then, CRI-O 1.9 system containers and rpms have been released…

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