Add containerd high level design doc
Signed-off-by: Michael Crosby <crosbymichael@gmail.com>
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# containerd
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containerd is built to be a high performance container runtime able to support containers, processes, images, and networking primitives for supporting high level platforms.
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Some of the design considerations for containerd are as follows:
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* High performance
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* Light on resources
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* Expose internal metrics
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* Comprised of multiple loosely coupled components
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* Able to be upgraded without impact to running containers
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* Restore from crashes
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## Design
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Below is the high level design of the daemon and its components:
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