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The Cloudcast #261 - Docker Image Compatibility

July 29, 2016 • Aaron Delp and Brian Gracely

0:00 | 23:01

Brian talks with (@kelseyhightower; Kubernetes Lead @GoogleCloud) about confusion in the marketplace around Docker “compatibility”.

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Show Notes:

Topic 1 - Welcome to the show. For anyone that doesn’t know you, tell us about your current role with Google

Topic 2 - This tweet created quite a storm yesterday, https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status/758790198603845632. It felt like it started as an acknowledgement of the breadth of the ecosystem, but then went sort of sideways.

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Topic 3 - Break down some of the concepts in play for us - Container Format, Container Runtime, Open Container Initiative (OCI), etc.

Topic 4 - Help explain some of this in laymen’s terms for us - isn’t the Docker code open source? Are we getting close to a point where people will have to fork this if they want to use other schedulers?