Faster Image Pulling with IPFS Cache and eStargz Lazy Pulling
summary
Describes combining an IPFS cache with eStargz lazy-pulling to reduce container image pull time and resource usage. Explains using InterPlanetary File System as a cache layer plus eStargz (an extended stargz image format that supports lazy fetching) to speed startup by fetching only needed image blobs.
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