containerd: Project Update and Deep Dive
summary
Kubernetes deprecation of dockershim around 1.24 drives many new users to containerd and adoption of nerdctl spikes. Releases: 1.5 remains widely supported, 1.6 is the recommended longer-lived stable, and 1.7 adds features. New pieces include a transfer service that moves image pull/push server side with progress reporting and no credentials stored in metadata, a sandbox service and shim proxy enabling shims to handle parts of CRI via ttrpc, and pluginable snapshotters like stargz for lazy loading.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:27Introduction
- 2:12New Maintainers
- 3:41Continuity Releases
- 4:45Which Version of Container D Should I Be Using
- 5:11Kubernetes Support
- 6:27Sandbox Service and Api
- 7:44Architecture of Container D
- 9:55Back End
- 13:13Task Service
- 16:45Image Handlers
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