Deep Dive: containerd - Derek McGowan, Docker & Phil Estes, IBM Cloud

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Deep Dive: containerd - Derek McGowan, Docker & Phil Estes, IBM Cloud
Come learn about the internals of containerd that make it extensible, efficient, and stable. We will discuss the gRPC APIs used to communicate with containerd, the smart client model, the pluggable runtime interface, and the provided components that enable pulling, unpacking, and running a container image. For container runtime providers, learn about the v2 runtime shim API and integrating your own runtime. For those with custom storage needs, learn about developing plugins to build your own snapshotter and content store. We will include examples from CRI, Docker, and Moby’s buildkit.
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[@pengdu7751]

the speaker sounds nervous and guilty somehow

[@walkingtree5]

Presenting isn't easy. Especially when you have to talk about something complex and in depth and you don't have much experience doing so. I have found this form of presenting more common at technology conventions because there's a 50-50 split of people who are outgoing and people who are introverted.

[@TheDiveO]

nervous, that's okay, please cut him some slack. But guilty? You seem to read things into it that aren't there.

[@abdulmohidmd7589]

go and read about speaker's experience. He's a maintainer in the Docker/Moby ecosystem as well as the CNCF containerd project. He knows what he's taking about.

[@pengdu7751]

@@abdulmohidmd7589 I never said he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. I’m saying he *sounds* “nervous”, in terms of presentation delivery