Containerd, What Does it Mean for Me - Scott Coulton, Puppet
summary
Containerd is described as a low‑level runtime with a containerd gRPC API and runc support that can pull images, create namespaces, manage snapshots and run tasks; a demo runs Redis and Docker-on-containerd. A bootstrap application uses containerd over gRPC to orchestrate Kubernetes nodes, configures control plane pieces, handles AWS EBS mapping and then tears itself down for security. LinuxKit delivers minimal OS images and the runtime stack shrinks Kubernetes hosts from ~1.25GB with Docker to LinuxKit images ~700MB.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:17Let's breakdown containerd
- 7:40How does containerd architecture allow other projects to interact with it
- 10:24How is containerd different from Docker
- 21:11Enter kream v2
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