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It's a little difficult to keep track of all the activity happening in the container area. The runC repo's history begins in June 2014? I believe rkt was announ
by gtirloni 11y ago
It's a little difficult to keep track of all the activity happening in the container area. The runC repo's history begins in June 2014? I believe rkt was announced in Dec 2014, right?
- Alupis 11y ago> I believe rkt was announced in Dec 2014, right? Yes but even ACI and Rkt were being worked on months before the announcement.
- robszumski 11y agoIt was just a week or two before the announcement. You can see the commit activity here: https://github.com/coreos/rkt/graphs/commit-activity https://github.com/coreos/rkt/graphs/commit-activity. The earlier blips are standard license files and other boilerplate from a project template used for new repos.
- Alupis 11y agoYou could be right, I seemed to recall it was started in July. They did move repos around a few times and eventually split the ACI out of the Rkt repo, so perhaps some history was dumped/re-written at some point.
- evidencepi 11y agoIt's just libcontainer by far.
- b0ba1lle 11y agoThat's what I noticed, it looks like a trimmed version of nsinit. Guess just to make everyone happy and keeping libcontainer within the company