Both. The hardware virtualization related settings are configured out side of OCI spec but the runtime accept OCI spec and plays with it accordingly. As for image format, Kata runs unchanged docker images.
The most important challenge that Docker faced was where it wanted to position itself, IWO, as a solid stable building block for container infrastructure, or as a all-in-one-alike container solution. Now that Docker has…
well, checkout hypercontainer (https://hypercontainer.io/) that runs on Linux, uses VMs and performs like containers. No killing yourself necessary, really ;)
except when it comes to a many-level-image, AUFS performance degrades dramatically
Another funny thing is that Docker just got slapped in the face "Docker in Production: A History of Failure" (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12872304).
Interesting! A relevant topic ("Hyper is Docker Done the Right Way" by TheNewStack) came up in HN first page as well. Is it how Docker should have been designed to embrace production in the first place?…
It pulls images from Docker Hub when you type `hyper pull`. It supports volumes so that you can save persistent data in a volume.
Both. The hardware virtualization related settings are configured out side of OCI spec but the runtime accept OCI spec and plays with it accordingly. As for image format, Kata runs unchanged docker images.
The most important challenge that Docker faced was where it wanted to position itself, IWO, as a solid stable building block for container infrastructure, or as a all-in-one-alike container solution. Now that Docker has…
well, checkout hypercontainer (https://hypercontainer.io/) that runs on Linux, uses VMs and performs like containers. No killing yourself necessary, really ;)
except when it comes to a many-level-image, AUFS performance degrades dramatically
Another funny thing is that Docker just got slapped in the face "Docker in Production: A History of Failure" (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12872304).
Interesting! A relevant topic ("Hyper is Docker Done the Right Way" by TheNewStack) came up in HN first page as well. Is it how Docker should have been designed to embrace production in the first place?…
It pulls images from Docker Hub when you type `hyper pull`. It supports volumes so that you can save persistent data in a volume.