Embracing OCI and CNI Open Container Standards Between Garden & Friends
summary
Cloud Foundry replaces much of Garden’s built-in container plumbing with garden-runC, adds an image manager called GrootFS, and integrates the CNI boundary so third‑party network plugins (Calico, NSX, Silk, etc.) handle actual networking. The team uses OCI image format, overlay layers, XFS project quotas and runc as the runtime, which shrinks Garden, lets operators swap network plugins via BOSH, and is already running in PWS and shipped in PCF 1.12.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:49What is CNI
- 16:56GridFS
- 17:45What is GridFS
- 18:28Project Quotas
- 18:54Deployment
- 20:41Questions
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