Containerd in-depth analysis

Creating a container using Containerd ¶ The code below is an example of creating a container using Containerd. First, connect to Containerd using the UNIX domain socket containerd.sock. Containerd is a daemon process that always runs in the background. After that, through the Client object, Containerd gets the latest Debian Linux image and creates a Debian container. Very intuitive and simple, isn’t it? What you can see here is that it communicates with the process through the Client object....

“Dockershim deprecated with the release of Kubernetes 1.24” ¶ The above sentence is the headline of an article published in The Register. What do you think of the sentence? I was just curious about the technology implemented by containers, but didn’t think much of it because I didn’t make a living using the related technology. However, I recently found out that it was a very big topic in the related industry....