docs/historical/reports/2017-04-28.md
Sorry for the slow reports lately. Last week was Dockercon and many people inside Docker and external contributors where in Austin for the week. It was a long week and we didn't get much work done on the project but it was good meeting everyone IRL and putting a face to the github handle. Also, thank you to everyone that stayed a day late to attend the summit on Thursday. You can see the summit notes at the bottom of this report.
We are looking to move some of our dependencies used by containerd into the org. We want to have a simple maintainer model for containerd and any other repository that is added to the org. Basically, if you are a maintainer of containerd, you are a maintainer on all of the repos. We don't want to have separate maintainers for the various parts as we should all share the responsibility for quality and stability for the project as a whole.
We have an issue on github discussing the various projects that we want to add. If you have any feedback please let us know on the issue below.
Justin has begun work on porting over containerd to Darwin and BSD. ctr compiles and there were a few changes in terminal handling that had to be made but overall its going fairly smooth. You can ping @justincormack for more information or if you are interested in working on something like a BSD jails port of runc.
@AkihiroSuda has been working on introspection RPCs to make sure consumers know the services and features that they are interacting with. There is still a lot to consider when exposing service versions, containerd versions and functionality; if you have any input you can take a look at the current PR here.
@dmcgowan has been working on expanding registry support with authentication in 783. This expands registry support for gcr.io, Dockerhub, and local registries.
So, now that we are all back from Dockercon and not rested at all, what's on the agenda for next week?
If are you looking for areas to contribute to containerd just take a pass through the issue tracker. There are issues such as 770 that could use some help in solving as well as other. Also feel free to stop by the slack channel for containerd to chat and find ideas on what needs to be developed next.
Here are the notes from the containerd summit that was held after Dockercon. If there are important to you and you would like to start working on a feature, fix, request, please go ahead and open an issue on github. Just remember, we shouldn't have to have a summit to get things into containerd. Open issues, discuss with other members of the community and write the code ;)