boot2docker
summary
Boot2docker is a minimal Linux distribution that boots Docker containers directly: a 25 megabyte iso that boots in three seconds and runs entirely from RAM. It supports dd to USB or bare metal, preserves container persistence, and upgrades by replacing the ISO. It builds itself with Docker, offers Docker CLI installers and Windows support, and reports ~2,000 GitHub stars, ~150 forks, 47 contributors, 16 releases (latest 0.91) and ~250,000 cumulative downloads.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00The origin of boot2docker
- 1:14Choosing the base system
- 2:21Features and design
- 3:22Demonstration
- 3:47Growth and community
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