The RISC V Journey Through Containers to the Cloud
summary
Port of core container tooling to RISC‑V: Docker on RISC‑V runs images published to Docker Hub, and Kubernetes (including k3s), Prometheus and OpenFaaS run as orchestration and monitoring layers. Work involves a Go toolchain port (targeted for Go 1.14/1.15), kernel and library fixes, and more than 20+ projects patched with upstream pull requests; most are merged, a few patches remain. Demos run on a QEMU VM and a HiFive Unleashed board showing containers, a Kubernetes control plane and an OpenFaaS function executing successfully.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:47Containers explained
- 2:59Docker on RISC-V
- 4:34Kubernetes and orchestration
- 7:02Technical porting process
- 11:22Live demo: container runtime
- 14:13Demo: Kubernetes cluster
- 18:20Conclusion and resources
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