Docker vs Containerd: Understanding the Differences and Choosing the Right Containerization Tool

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Thank you, Mumshad, for explaining the difference and the valuable details. As usual, well explained!

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really needed video... thanks 🙏 for this video...

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Thank you so much, this answered so many questions which I where having earlier. 🎉

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Perfect explanation, thank you so much!

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Thanks for the explanation.

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[@MrSuriyam]

Thank you mumshad appreciate it sir. It’s a timely information. Thanks again.

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[@edwardferron]

This was good! Nice work

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[@TheJonhjonhz]

I need to implement a flask app in container on gcp kubernetes, the architect says that need to be built with containerd so this video help me to understand the difference,basically containerd is the runtime for docker container in this case, that no oonger uses the docker API to communicate with kubernetes

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Awesome content!!

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[@DogN0se]

Good overview

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[@Ivan-wp1ne1]

So different CLI tools for containerD provide different functionality, right? Like, image enceyption is not available in crictl

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That's correct. Different command-line interface (CLI) tools for containerd may provide different functionality and capabilities. While containerd itself is a core container runtime that manages the container lifecycle, features, and low-level container operations, CLI tools built on top of containerd may offer a specific set of functionalities tailored to different use cases.

[@gaurav7903]

4:22 when docker itself has the containerd and conatinerd support the CRI then why not docker?

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Nice video

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[@kunalbagwe6091]

Hi, Kindly assist to clarify, as Docker and other functionalities are separated, how the container images can be built from Dockerfile now, if docker support is replaced ?

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Container images can still be built using Docker as before. Nothing changes there. The same images will run with ContainerD on Kubernetes. The only difference here is that Kubernetes no longer uses Docker API to run containers. It uses containerD instead.

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[@masthanvali3590]

Thx

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[@КириллМасанов]

what about cri-dockerd?

[@movingelite]

i think you meant CRI-O , containedD and CRI-o for the same purpose, mount image and run the container. ContainerD is drom Docker company and CRI-O from Red Hat

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[@farzadmf]

I'm always confused why it's called "nerd"ctl? Do they mean the literal meaning of word "nerd"??

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[@fhmisml]

it came from `contaiNERD` maybe ? haha

[@farzadmf]

Hilarious 😆

[@hazemhemied3293]

I will keep using podman

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