MINCS is a shell script based container engine, which will be good for learning how the container is made on Linux. It is also good for resource-limited environment because it is a set of 20KB scripts and can run on busybox. This talk will show how to use MINCS with Docker image and debootstrap rootfs, and how it is implemented by using shell commands. It also includes recent MINCS updates which adding cross-arch support by qemu-system and qemu-user so that you can easily build an emulation environment for testing cross-arch applications and kernel.
Masami Hiramatsu is a linux kernel maintainer and working for Linaro Ltd., as a tech lead. He has been working on kprobes and dynamic event tracing parts like perf-probe, ftrace, etc.
