Container Runtime and Image Format Standards - What it Means to be “OCI-Certified” [I]
summary
OCI v1.0 exists for both image format and runtime and a certification program is launching soon; a live run of the OCI Image validator against multiple registries demonstrates a concrete tester. The certification workflow is application → automated testing against a certification process → published reproducible results → peer validation. Test harnesses are still maturing, the group debates certifying images versus only runtimes, and next-spec work targets a distribution API and common build rules.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Agenda
- 1:55Docker
- 4:32OCI
- 6:41Top Contributors
- 7:26OCI Certification
- 9:35Timeline
- 11:22OCI Organization
- 12:53Certifications
- 14:25Certification Process
- 18:27Validation
- 20:17Slides
- 20:37Biggest surprise
- 22:17Future innovation
- 23:27Things to avoid
- 25:06Container Runtime API
- 29:13Image Distribution
- 30:46Closing remarks
- 31:43Wrapup
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