nerdctl is a Docker-compatible CLI for containerd.
To run a container with the default CNI network (10.4.0.0/16):
# nerdctl run -it --rm alpineTo build an image using BuildKit:
# nerdctl build -t foo .
# nerdctl run -it --rm fooTo list Docker containers:
# nerdctl --namespace moby ps -aTo list Kubernetes containers:
# nerdctl --namespace k8s.io ps -aRun make && sudo make install, or just use go get:
# go get github.com/AkihiroSuda/nerdctlIn addition to containerd, the following components should be installed (optional):
- CNI plugins: for internet connectivity.
- BuildKit: for using
nerdctl build. BuildKit daemon (buildkitd) needs to be running.
The goal of nerdctl is to facilitate experimenting the cutting-edge features of containerd that are not present in Docker.
Such features includes, but not limited to, lazy-pulling and encryption of images.
Also, nerdctl might be potentially useful for debugging Kubernetes clusters, but it is not the primary goal.
ctr: incompatible with Docker, and not friendly to userscrictl: incompatible with Docker, not friendly to users, and does not support non-CRI features- k3c: needs an extra daemon, and does not support non-CRI features
- PouchContainer: needs an extra daemon
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nerdctl build-t
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nerdctl ps-a, --all: Show all containers (default shows just running)--no-trunc
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nerdctl pull -
nerdctl rm-f
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nerdctl run-i(WIP: always needs to be true)-t(WIP: always needs to be true)--rm--network=(bridge|host|none)--dns--pull=(always|missing|never)--security-opt seccomp--security-opt apparmor--security-opt no-new-privileges--privileged
Lots of commands and flags are currently missing. Pull requests are highly welcome.
- Please certify your Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO), by signing off your commit with
git commit -sand with your real name.