#Xfhe docker for mac install

PouchContainer (abandoned?): needs an extra daemon Rancher Kim (nee k3c v0.3): needs Kubernetes, and only focuses on image management commands such as kim build and kim push

K3c v0.2 (abandoned): needs an extra daemon, and does not support non-CRI features

docker pull with ~/.docker/config.json and credential helper binaries such as docker-credential-ecr-loginĬrictl: incompatible with Docker CLI, not friendly to users, and does not support non-CRI features.

docker run -restart=always -net=bridge.

Notably, ctr lacks the equivalents of the following Docker CLI commands:

Ĭtr: incompatible with Docker CLI, and not friendly to users.

Inspecting raw OCI config: nerdctl container inspect -mode=native.

Connecting a container to multiple networks at once: nerdctl run -net foo -net bar.

The CLI syntax conforms to Podman convention.

Specifying a non-image rootfs: nerdctl run -it -rootfs /bin/sh.

Importing OCI archives as well as Docker archives: nerdctl load.

Exporting Docker/OCI dual-format archives: nerdctl save.

(NOTE: All Kubernetes containers are in the k8s.io containerd namespace regardless to Kubernetes namespaces)

Running encrypted images using ocicrypt (imgcrypt).

Lazy-pulling using Stargz Snapshotter: nerdctl -snapshotter=stargz run.Features present in nerdctl but not present in Docker Those cutting-edge features are expected to be eventually available in Docker as well.Īlso, nerdctl might be potentially useful for debugging Kubernetes clusters, but it is not the primary goal. Note that competing with Docker is not the goal of nerdctl. Such features includes, but not limited to, lazy-pulling and encryption of images. The goal of nerdctl is to facilitate experimenting the cutting-edge features of containerd that are not present in Docker.

#Xfhe docker for mac install

Nerdctl: Docker-compatible CLI for containerd Examples Basic usage Debugging Kubernetes Rootless mode Install macOS FreeBSD Windows Docker Motivation Features present in nerdctl but not present in Docker Similar tools Developer guide Compiling nerdctl from source Test suite Running unit tests Running integration test suite against nerdctl Running integration test suite against Docker Contributing to nerdctl Command reference Run & Exec 🐳 nerdctl run 🐳 nerdctl exec Container management 🐳 nerdctl ps 🐳 nerdctl inspect 🐳 nerdctl logs 🐳 nerdctl port 🐳 nerdctl rm 🐳 nerdctl stop 🐳 nerdctl start 🐳 nerdctl wait 🐳 nerdctl kill 🐳 nerdctl pause 🐳 nerdctl unpause Build 🐳 nerdctl build 🐳 nerdctl commit Image management 🐳 nerdctl images 🐳 nerdctl pull 🐳 nerdctl push 🐳 nerdctl load 🐳 nerdctl save 🐳 nerdctl tag 🐳 nerdctl rmi 🐳 nerdctl image inspect 🤓 nerdctl image convert Registry 🐳 nerdctl login 🐳 nerdctl logout Network management 🐳 nerdctl network create 🐳 nerdctl network ls 🐳 nerdctl network inspect 🐳 nerdctl network rm Volume management 🐳 nerdctl volume create 🐳 nerdctl volume ls 🐳 nerdctl volume inspect 🐳 nerdctl volume rm Namespace management 🤓 nerdctl namespace ls System 🐳 nerdctl events 🐳 nerdctl info 🐳 nerdctl version Stats 🐳 nerdctl top Shell completion 🤓 nerdctl completion bash Compose 🐳 nerdctl compose 🐳 nerdctl compose up 🐳 nerdctl compose logs 🐳 nerdctl compose build 🐳 nerdctl compose down Global flags Unimplemented Docker commands Additional documents README.mdĭocker run -it -rm -privileged nerdctl Motivation