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Container (by Apple) is an open-source CLI tool written in Swift optimized for Apple Silicon that allows running Linux containers as lightweight virtual machines. It uses Virtualization.framework to wrap OCI-compliant images into isolated microVMs on macOS. Perfect for container development workflows without Docker Desktop.

...The framework was developed along with the architecture of the first M1 chip. This seamless integration between hardware and software ensures smooth performance without any drawbacks. For storing virtual machine images Tart integrates with OCI-compatible container registries. Work with virtual machines as you used to with Docker containers. Tart integrates with many continuous integration systems, including a dedicated service of on-demand GitHub Actions Runners. With a single line change, you can cut your CI/CD costs by up to 30 times by using Cirrus Runners to run your workflows.

Spegel is a distributed container image registry mirror designed to speed up container image pulls in large-scale Kubernetes clusters. It locally mirrors container images to cluster nodes, reducing latency and bandwidth consumption during container deployments. Spegel integrates natively with containerd and CRI-O, ensuring seamless operation in container runtimes without changing workflows. It’s particularly useful for air-gapped, edge, or resource-constrained environments where access to...

An open framework to assemble specialized container systems without reinventing the wheel. Moby is an open framework created by Docker to assemble specialized container systems without reinventing the wheel. It provides a “lego set” of dozens of standard components and a framework for assembling them into custom platforms. At the core of Moby is a framework to assemble specialized container systems which provides a library of containerized components for all vital aspects of a container...

RakuOS is a Hybrid Atomic Linux distribution built on Fedora — combining the security and reliability of an immutable base with the full package flexibility of a traditional distro. The base system is always read-only and recoverable. Fast OCI-based updates via bootc mean a bad update never breaks your system — just reboot into the previous image. But unlike other atomic distros, RakuOS doesn't stop there. A persistent overlay system lets you install any native package using dnf, the GUI app store, or the rakuos helper — and those packages survive every system update automatically. ...