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A Docker-type runtime, written in 100% Python
The main features of tonybaloney/mocker are: Containerization, Containers and Virtualization, Infrastructure and Containers, Infrastructure and Systems.
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Bocker is a minimal container management tool written in Bash that implements core container functionality using Linux namespaces and control groups. It serves as a Linux container manager capable of starting and managing isolated processes and images through low-level kernel features. The project includes an OCI image tool for pulling, saving, and building container images compatible with industry standards. It further integrates a cgroup resource controller to restrict CPU and memory consumption for isolated processes. The tool covers the full container lifecycle, including process isolati
A workshop on Linux containers: Rebuild Docker from Scratch
Build Your Own Kafka
This project is an educational curriculum designed to teach the fundamentals of operating system development and low-level systems programming. It provides a structured sequence of lessons and code samples that guide users through building a functional kernel and bootloader from scratch, enabling a practical understanding of how software interacts directly with computer hardware. The repository distinguishes itself by focusing on the core mechanics of bare-metal execution. It covers the implementation of essential system components, including assembly-based bootloaders that transition process