Look inside OCI images and runc

In this video Liz explores the contents of an image in OCI distribution format, converts it to a runtime bundle, and runs it with runc. To find out more about how a container is made from namespaces, cgroups and a rootfs, check out Liz's new book, currently available as a free download sponsored by Aqua Security: info.aquasec.com/container-se...

[@arielsandez7049]

Thank you Liz, great video

[@sanjujoseph8641]

Very nice one

[@juanpablorivas5958]

I loved it, you're the best Liz!

[@robl39]

This video was great!

[@motbus3]

great intro :) thank you
sorry for noob question.
I understand the importance of runc while building a way to run containerized applications and as a low level tool for that it does not try to keep or maintain states as such things are upper layers responsibility.
but is there any scenario where would I use runc ? for example, debugging something, comparing something etc

[@akakop]

if the images are already downloaded using docker pull, then how to convert it to oci format? specifically what will be the first command instead of skopeo one?

[@AdarlanTeixeira]

Does OCI specify something about exit codes?