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iSulad

iSulad

iSulad is a lightweight container runtime daemon which is designed for IOT and Cloud infrastructure.iSulad has the characteristics of light, fast and not limited by hardware specifications and architecture, and can be applied more widely.

Getting Started

Installing

To install iSulad, you can use rpm or yum package manager command with openEuler repository.

Install iSulad with yum

yum install -y iSulad

Run

We provide systemd service to start iSulad

systemctl start isulad # run the server with systemd command

You can use direct command to start iSulad server:

$ sudo isulad  # run the server with default socket name and default log level and images manage function

Operations on containers:

iSulad provides command line isulad to talk with server. Here are some sample commands to manager containers.

List all containers in your own environment:

# list containers
$ sudo isula ps -a

Create a container with busybox named test

# create a container 'test' with image busybox
$ sudo isula create -t -n test busybox

Start this container test

# start the container 'test'
$ sudo isula start test

Kill the container test

# kill the container 'test'
$ sudo isula kill test

Remove the container test

# remove the container 'test'
$ sudo isula rm test

Build from source

Build requirements for developers are listed in build_guide

Integration

Integrate with kubenetes are listed in integration.md

How to Contribute

We always welcome new contributors. And we are happy to provide guidance for the new contributors. iSulad follows the kernel coding conventions. You can find a detailed introduction at:

Licensing

iSulad is licensed under the Mulan PSL v2.

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