Introduction to containerd

In this episode, joined by Phil Estes (@estes), maintainer for the containerd project; we discuss the history and creation of containerd, as well as some best practices for using and operating containerd.
We also gets hands on and take a look at working with containerd on the command-line.

Containerd is an industry-standard container runtime with an emphasis on simplicity, robustness and portability.

🕰 Timeline

00:00 - Holding Screen
01:35 - Introductions
02:20 - How do we pronounce containerd?
03:30 - How did containerd come to exist?
09:00 - What projects are using containerd?
13:30 - Looking at the containerd architecture?
30:00 - Is containerd competing with cri-o?
34:12 - What are some best practices for running containerd with systems?
37:20 - Getting hands on with containerd via microk8s
39:30 - Using car to manage images and containers
47:50 - Shit, it’s not working. Lets install Docker
55:00 - How do I debug containerd issues?
59:00 - Are there plans to improve the containerd documentation?
1:03:00 - Can I proxy / pull through cache other registries with containerd?

💁🏻‍♂️ Want some help?

💬 Leave a comment
🐦 Ping me on Twitter - https://twitter.com/rawkode
📆 Schedule some time during my office-hours - https://rawko.de/office-hours

🌎 Links

Phil Estes - https://twitter.com/estesp
containerd - https://github.com/containerd/containerd

Resources related to this video will be displayed here, including links, downloads, and additional materials.