joshwget

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   Introducing CRI-O 1.0(redhat.com)

   4 points by joshwget 9y ago|0 comments
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   by joshwget 9y ago

   Thanks for the correction! That's good to know. We considered using Alpine as the base image for our system containers for a time. They're still built using Buildroot currently, though we're playing around with another projec
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   by joshwget 9y ago

   Managing cgroups directly would be redoing a lot of work already done by libcontainer/runc (which we leverage through Docker now, probably containerd in the future). Using these projects in RancherOS allows us to focus on other things
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   by joshwget 9y ago

   There's definitely overlap in functionality between RancherOS and LinuxKit, but there are also a few pretty big differences. - LinuxKit seems designed to be a piece that can be used to build a Linux distro but isn't a full distro
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   by joshwget 11y ago

   Although very different than a traditional Linux distribution, the init system for RancherOS might be worth taking a look at. It's written entirely in Go as well. https://github.com/rancher/os/tree/master