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* [https://www.usenix.org/system/files/login/articles/login_1410_02-bottomley.pdf First mention of LibCT in press] | * [https://www.usenix.org/system/files/login/articles/login_1410_02-bottomley.pdf First mention of LibCT in press] | ||
* LibCT [[packages]] in various Linux distributions. | * LibCT [[packages]] in various Linux distributions. | ||
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Revision as of 22:22, 25 December 2015
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Description
LibCT is a containers management library which provides convenient API for frontend programs to rule a container during its whole lifetime.
Project resources
The source code is on GitHub.
To participate in LibCT development please subscribe to the mailing list: List info | List archives | Subscribe | Unsubscribe
Releases
TBD
Development status
Status | Feature |
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DONE | C/C++ bindings (for Parallels SDK) |
DONE | Python bindings (for OpenStack) |
DONE | Fine grained support for namespaces and cgroups |
+/- | Extendable support for different private FS |
+/- | Extendable support for different NICs |
DONE | Support for external bind mounts |
DONE | Ability to enter a CT |
+/- | Ability to configure running CT |
- | Integration with CRIU for checkpointing |
- | Integration with CRIU for migration |
- | Ability to operate on remote host |
- | Ability to be used by non-root App |
- | Ability to resurrect after sudden App crash |
- | Ability to work on OpenVZ kernel (backend) |
- | Ability to run libct supporting tools on older (OpenVZ) kernels (depends on above) |
+/- | Integration with Docker libcontainer to give any container system implementing the ability to deploy docker packages |
- | Backend for Solaris Zones and probably Virtuozzo Windows Containers |
See also
- Initial integration of libct into libcontainer
- LibCT was announced at Linux Plumbers 2015. Slides are available.
- First mention of LibCT in press
- LibCT packages in various Linux distributions.
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