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Kubernetes Is Moving on from Dockershim: Commitments and Next Steps
- throwawaymanbot 5y ago
- rzz3 5y agoAre people still using Docker in dev? What container runtime is primarily replacing Docker in k8s?
- sockpuppet69 5y ago
- dharmab 5y agok8s now supports a pluggable system (CRI) which allows any conformant container runtime to be used. The default is now containerd.
- spicyusername 5y ago> Are people still using Docker in dev? Most people I know switched to Podman and Buildah. > What container runtime is primarily replacing Docker on k8s? Typically cri-o or containerd depending on the k8s implementation.
- withinboredom 5y agoI feel like this progress for the sake of progress.
- morelisp 5y agoDocker's relatively heavy and a pain in the ass to operate. We've switched everything other than our K8s cluster and local Mac dev away from it and I won't be sad if it disappears from either.
- stingraycharles 5y agoSounds to me it’s more like a legacy artifact, with codepaths which much be tested and maintained, and the decision was made to get rid of it. It’s interesting as I always considered Kubernetes very enterprise-focused. I wonder what the impact will be in terms of adoption of the new kubernetes version.
- withinboredom 5y agoLegacy artifact that has been in production around the world in thousands (if not millions) of nodes.
- spicyusername 5y agoDocker, the company, didn't play very nice with the open-source community (ignoring pull requests from certain people, designing docker around just swarm and ignoring other use-cases, etc), so the ecosystem moved on.