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[Project ended] rkt is a pod-native container engine for Linux. It is composable, secure, and built on standards.
The main features of coreos/rocket are: Core Infrastructure.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: boot2docker/boot2docker — Boot2Docker is a minimal Linux distribution that boots entirely from RAM to turn any machine into a Docker host. It is… docker/containerd — See https://github.com/containerd/containerd for upstream containerd. docker/dockerlite — Lightweight virtualization system based on LXC and BTRFS. See dotcloud/docker. fnichol/dvm — An on demand Docker virtual machine, thanks to Vagrant and boot2docker. Works great on Macs and other platforms that… google/lmctfy — lmctfy (pronounced l-m-c-t-fi, IPA: /ɛlɛmsitifаɪ/) is the open source version of Google’s container stack, which… lxc/lxd — LXD is a unified platform for managing both system containers and virtual machines through a single REST API and…
Boot2Docker is a minimal Linux distribution that boots entirely from RAM to turn any machine into a Docker host. It is delivered as a bootable ISO image that can be written to SD cards, USB sticks, or hard disks, starting Docker containers in about five seconds without requiring a full operating system installation. The system is preconfigured for use as a VirtualBox virtual machine, with persistent disk mounting that automatically stores Docker images, containers, volumes, and SSH keys across restarts. It supports host-to-container file sharing through VirtualBox Guest Additions integration,
See https://github.com/containerd/containerd for upstream containerd
Lightweight virtualization system based on LXC and BTRFS. See dotcloud/docker.
An on demand Docker virtual machine, thanks to Vagrant and boot2docker. Works great on Macs and other platforms that don't natively support the Docker daemon. Support VirtualBox, VMware, and Parallels.