## iSulad `iSulad` is a light weight container runtime daemon which is designed for IOT and Cloud infrastructure.`iSulad` has the characteristics of light, fast and not limited by hardware specifications and architecture, and can be applied more widely. ## Getting Started ### Installing To install iSulad, you can use `rpm` or `yum` package manager command with `openEuler` repository. Install iSulad with yum ```sh yum install -y iSulad ``` ### Run We provide `systemd` service to start `iSulad` ```sh systemd start lcrd # run the server with systemd command ``` You can use direct command to start `iSulad` server： ```sh $ sudo lcrd # run the server with default socket name and default log level and images manage function ``` ### Operations on containers: `iSulad` provides command line `lcrd` to talk with server. Here are some sample commands to manager containers. List all containers in your own environment: ```sh # list containers $ sudo lcrc ps -a ``` Create a container with busybox named `test` ```sh # create a container 'test' with image busybox $ sudo lcrc create -t -n test busybox ``` Start this container `test` ```sh # start the container 'test' $ sudo lcrc start test ``` Kill the container `test` ```sh # kill the container 'test' $ sudo lcrc kill test ``` Remove the container `test` ```sh # remove the container 'test' $ sudo lcrc rm test ``` ### Build from source Build requirements for developers are listed in [build_guide](./doc/build_guide.md) ## How to Contribute We always welcome new contributors. And we are happy to provide guidance for the new contributors. iSulad follows the kernel coding conventions. You can find a detailed introduction at: - https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v4.10/process/coding-style.html ## Licensing iSulad is licensed under the Mulan PSL v1.