Jetpack, a container runtime for FreeBSD (part 2 of 2)
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| Title | Jetpack, a container runtime for FreeBSD (part 2 of 2) |
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| Subtitle | Breaking the Linux/Docker Monoculture |
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| Number of Parts | 41 |
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| Abstract | Jetpack brings application containers, popularized by Docker on Linux, to FreeBSD
Application containers are a new approach to virtualization, popularized in last two years by Docker - a Linux implementation that all but monopolized the market. Jetpack is an application container runtime for FreeBSD that implements the App Container Specification using jails and ZFS. I will speak about how the container paradigm is different from the existing jail management solutions, how Jetpack fits into the general landscape of container runtimes, and about Jetpack's inner workings and implementation challenges. A quick demo is not unlikely. |
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