Intermodal

Container handling in Rust.

Introduction

The goal is to implement functionality that can be used to handle Containers in Rust. More concretely -

1. Functionality to handle Container Images (Docker and OCI)
2. OCI Compliant Container Runtime
3. CRI Server, so this can run on a kubelet.
4. Tools/Utils that can be used directly.

The Goal is to make something that tools like skopeo, podman and runc achieve but implemented in Rust.

Status

This is not even a v0.1.0 yet, some functionality to 'inspect' docker images along the lines of skopeo inspect is present so far and a few test cases.

Getting Started

Right now, one can inspect and pull an Image.

To get started, one can try to run the following commands and check their output.

1. Inspect an Image ```rust

$ cargo build

Run image inspect command

Add -d for debug -dd for trace log levels

$ ./target/debug/intmod image inspect docker://fedora --config ```

1. Pull an Image ```rust

$ cargo build

Run image pull command

Add -d for debug -dd for trace log levels

$ ./target/debug/intmod image pull docker://fedora ```

To run the unit tests, run cargo test.

Roadmap

The broad plan to implement the following -

1. Image Inspect and Image Pull (So that a rootfs can be created.)
2. Basic Runtime support that will utilize above rootfs to bring up a container.
3. Add features like cgroup, seccomp etc.
4. Runtime with support for VMs (Using rust-vmm).
5. Front-end CRI server and other machinery needed (like CNI support etc.) to make it run with crictl.