Garden Project Update
summary
Garden is Cloud Foundry’s small wrapper around runC that replaces the old Garden-Linux code and aims for a secure, low‑overhead container engine. It reports successful production migration to runC with faster create times and shared runtime semantics with Docker/Kubernetes. New work includes an experimental rootless mode (not yet production‑ready), a CPU quota per share setting to enforce max CPU, and a simple plugin API for networking, image management (Guardian/GrootFS) and Windows runtimes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:43What Is Garden
- 11:35Cpu Sharing
- 13:56Plugins
- 15:44Container Networking
- 16:03New Image Management Tool
- 19:17What We'Re Doing Next
- 19:39Filesystem Layers
- 22:26What Happens When We Push a Docket Image To Garden
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