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Present Habitus to TOC #134
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We will discuss this at the next TOC meeting on August 7th to see if the @cncf/toc is interested in inviting you to present, hanks for your patience. Also @khash can you speak to competing solutions out there in this space, along with pros and cons and where habitus fits. |
@caniszczyk Habitus is a build workflow tool for containers. It supports Docker but unlike docker multi-staged builds, is not limited to building Docker images. It can be used to decouple builds from the underlying image format. On the surface, Habitus is similar with Docker multi-stage builds. However it supports the following:
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@caniszczyk any progress on this? |
Sorry @khash the @cncf/toc has a bit of a backlog and still deciding on scheduling projects |
Who, What, Why?
Habitus is a build workflow tool for Docker images. Using Habitus, users can:
Through these features Habitus makes the following possible:
GitHub: https://github.com/cloud66-oss/habitus
Website: http://www.habitus.io/
License: Apache 2.0
Adopters: Adopters: Cloud 66 VMware Sony Bank of America More: A great deal of Github users at their respective companies: https://github.com/cloud66-oss/habitus/stargazers
Cloud-Native and CNCF Alignment
With containers being a core tenant of cloud native computing, a flexible, easy to use and robust tool to facilitate building of container images is a critical part of developing a successful cloud native infrastructure setup at any company aiming to use containers.
Donation Goals
By making it possible, safe and simple to build container images, Habitus lowers one of the first and big barriers of entry into cloud native infrastructure for many users by promoting and simplifying best practices around secret control, facilitating build of compiled languages like Java or Golang in multiple steps and improving operation security by reducing attack surface of runtime images.
Habitus needs a well respected, vendor-neutral home that can help serve as a starting point for promoting better standards for building containers. In addition to increased visibility, we hope that inclusion in the CNCF will foster communication between Habitus and other projects in the ecosystem. As the project grows, we would want to leverage the CNCF’s expertise around project governance and community standards as those are fundamental to the long term success of the project.
The project does not have any infrastructure requests at this time. CI is currently hosted on Codeship and covered by the free tier for open source projects.
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