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This talk outlines the features in containerd 1.1 smart client: I/O redirection from the client side, containerd namespaces to leverage a single runtime instance with a logical isolation from multiple clients (Kubernetes, Docker Engine, other systems), and containers as types in Golang when using containerd Go client library.

Additionally, it explains all the performance improvements brought by BuildKit, and the capabilities that it opens up because of it's modular architecture, enabling open source developers who create new build systems using BuildKit directly to create new front ends.

This talk outlines the features in containerd 1.1 smart client: I/O redirection from the client side, containerd namespaces to leverage a single runtime instance with a logical isolation from multiple clients (Kubernetes, Docker Engine, other systems), and containers as types in Golang when using containerd Go client library.

Additionally, it explains all the performance improvements brought by BuildKit, and the capabilities that it opens up because of it's modular architecture, enabling open source developers who create new build systems using BuildKit directly to create new front ends.

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Containerd + buildkit breakout

  1. 1. Michael Crosby Engineer, Docker Inc. Docker Platform Internals containerd and BuildKit Tonis Tiigi Engineer, Docker Inc.
  2. 2. ● Container runtime for platform builders ● Scoped to a local node ● Stable GRPC API ● Native Kube support in 1.1 via CRI containerd
  3. 3. containerd smart client
  4. 4. ● Responsibilities split between client and server ○ Image fetch vs image storage ○ i/o creation and redirection ○ Snapshot creation vs snapshot unpacking What is a smart client?
  5. 5. Why build a smart client?
  6. 6. ● Single daemon and API regardless of consumer ● Innovation kept at platform level ● Runtime kept boring and stable One daemon to rule them all...
  7. 7. What do you get?
  8. 8. ● Multi Tenancy ○ Containerd namespaces What do you get?
  9. 9. Namespaces
  10. 10. ● Direct I/O access What do you get?
  11. 11. I/O
  12. 12. ● Containers as types What do you get?
  13. 13. Containers as types
  14. 14. ● youtube-dl (mp4) | ffmpeg > audio.mp3 ● No I/O Copy https://github.com/crosbymichael/pipelines-dockercon Pipelines
  15. 15. Pipelines
  16. 16. https://github.com/containerd/containerd Get Involved
  17. 17. buildkit
  18. 18. BuildKit New open source builder toolkit Fast, safe, extensible
  19. 19. BuildKit Replacing builder backend in Docker daemon Experimental opt-in feature in v18.06
  20. 20. BuildKit Used by Moby / Docker CE - experimental support in v18.06 genuinetools/img (Jessie Frazelle) OpenFaas Cloud (Alex Ellis) containerbuilding/cbi (Akihiro Suda)
  21. 21. BuildKit Features No side-effects Quality, performance, extensibility Parallel requests support Concurrent solver Easy storage management (GC) Custom language support Custom Dockerfile features Incremental build context sending Persistent cache checksums Secure git cache roots HTTP dependency caching Multiple inputs/outputs Nested invocations Multi-format export OpenTracing support Signable image manifests Automatic build context detection Remote build cache Skip unused stages Per-host registry authentication
  22. 22. BuildKit Performance example Based on github.com/moby/moby Dockerfile, master branch. Smaller is better.
  23. 23. BuildKit Performance example Based on github.com/moby/moby Dockerfile, master branch. Smaller is better. Time for full build from empty state 2.0x faster Measured on DO 4vcpu droplet
  24. 24. BuildKit Performance example Based on github.com/moby/moby Dockerfile, master branch. Smaller is better. Repeated build with matching cache 7.2x faster Measured on DO 4vcpu droplet
  25. 25. BuildKit Performance example Based on github.com/moby/moby Dockerfile, master branch. Smaller is better. Repeated build with new source code 2.5x faster Measured on DO 4vcpu droplet
  26. 26. BuildKit Performance example Based on github.com/moby/moby Dockerfile, master branch. Smaller is better. Fresh build with --cache-from from remote source 9.1x faster Measured on DO 4vcpu droplet
  27. 27. BuildKit Embedding or using directly Usable as a library, as a standalone daemon or with containerd
  28. 28. BuildKit buildkitd & buildctl
  29. 29. BuildKit buildkitd & buildctl gRPC API Go client library rootless execution OpenTracing multi-worker model
  30. 30. BuildKit buildkitd & buildctl gRPC API Go client library rootless execution OpenTracing multi-worker model llb.Image("alpine:latest"). AddEnv("FOO", "BAR"). Dir("/dir"). Run(llb.Shlex("ls -l"), llb.AddEnv("key", "val")) r := Run(llb.Shlex("...")) r.AddMount("/alpine", llb.Image("alpine:latest"), llb.Reado
  31. 31. BuildKit buildkitd & buildctl gRPC API Go client library rootless execution OpenTracing multi-worker model
  32. 32. BuildKit buildkitd & buildctl gRPC API Go client library rootless execution OpenTracing multi-worker model
  33. 33. BuildKit buildkitd & buildctl gRPC API Go client library rootless execution OpenTracing multi-worker model containerd worker oci worker buildkitd
  34. 34. BuildKit Architecture
  35. 35. Architecture Completely new design LLB: Low-level intermediate build format Side-effect free
  36. 36. Architecture LLB Format Describes a real dependency graph Intermediate machine generated format Content addressable protobuf Unlimited inputs and outputs per vertex
  37. 37. Architecture LLB Solver Find most optimal execution path Build up cache for repeated invocations - based on secure root node checksums - checksums by definition and content - smart remote registry cache sources Supports nested invocation
  38. 38. LLB Solver Built to scale https://github.com/tonistiigi/llb-gobuild
  39. 39. Architecture LLB Authoring Go client library https://godoc.org/github.com/moby/buildkit/client/llb llb.Image("alpine:latest"). AddEnv("FOO", "BAR"). Dir("/dir"). Run(llb.Shlex("ls -l"), llb.AddEnv("key", "val")) r := Run(llb.Shlex("...")) r.AddMount("/alpine", llb.Image("alpine:latest"), llb.Readonly)
  40. 40. BuildKit Frontends Convert any definition into LLB Distributable as container images Example: Dockerfile Anyone can create a new frontend Doesn’t need to be anything like Dockerfile
  41. 41. BuildKit Dockerfile frontend Automatically picks up all LLB concurrency/cache features Fully compatible with current Docker New: stages build in parallel New: unused stages skipped New: incremental build context updates New: detecting context paths used by ADD/COPY New: syntax directive
  42. 42. BuildKit Dockerfile experimental features Problem: Very hard to add new features All changes are forever Requires daemon upgrade Breaks users / CI that have not updated Solution: Load updates from images using frontends feature
  43. 43. BuildKit Dockerfile syntax directive - If present the remote frontend is used instead - User can choose to rely on experimental features … or use channel that is backwards compatible - Everyone automatically gets the correct version - Easy to develop because of limited scope # syntax = registry/user/repo:tag
  44. 44. Dockerfile syntax directive Example: RUN --mount Access files directly from build context or between the stages Persistent special cache mounts allow application specific caching.
  45. 45. BuildKit DEMO BuildKit in Docker RUN --mount
  46. 46. 33.1x 10.6x 8.1x Dockerfile syntax directive Example: RUN --mount moby/buildkit Dockerfile: time to binary rebuild after code change slower slower slower Measured on DO 4vcpu droplet
  47. 47. BuildKit Get involved Try Docker CE v18.06 and provide feedback - export DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 - Release later this month https://github.com/moby/buildkit #buildkit Docker community slack
  48. 48. Thanks! Questions?

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