Introducing fuzzing for runC and Umoci
Through March and April 2021 Ada Logics contributed an extensive fuzzing infrastructure for the two Opencontainers projects runC and Umoci.
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OCI in 2021 and TOB Election Results
Despite the challenges faced by the world in 2020, the OCI community pulled together for some exciting new developments to advance standards around containers.
Read moreConsuming Public Content
A workflow enabling reliability, security, and performance Developers are increasingly contributing to and consuming more public content for our container-based ecosystem.
Read moreOCI accepts new project, umoci
The Open Container Initiative (OCI) Technical Oversight Board (TOB) recently voted to approve a new project, umoci.
Read moreOCI Distribution Specification v1.0
The Open Container Initiative (OCI), an open source community for creating open standards around containers, today announced that the OCI Distribution Specification has reached version 1.
Read moreIntroducing and open sourcing the OCI Icon Set
Today we are excited to announce that we have open sourced the OCI Icon Set, allowing the wider community to easily build vendor neutral container and cloud native diagrams.
Read moreOpen Sourcing runc Security Audit
Last last year, Cure53 performed a security audit of runc. runc is a CLI tool for spawning and running containers according to the OCI specification.
Read moreNew OCI Artifacts Project
The OCI Technical Oversight Board (TOB) has approved a new Artifacts project, utilizing the OCI manifest and OCI index definitions, new artifact types can be stored and served using the OCI distribution-spec without changing the actual distribution spec.
Read moreOpen Container Initiative Explained…with Dolls!
Have you ever tried to explain to a friend, or neighbor or your parent what containers are and received a blank or confused look as you try to describe them?
Read moreOCI 2019 Elections and New TOB Lineup
As mentioned in our first post of 2019, this year is shaping up to be our busiest yet.
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