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I'm interested in converting all of my Docker images to rkt because reasons. As far as I can tell, there are two major Docker image formats - the content-addressable storage format introduced in Docker 1.10 and the legacy format from previous versions (<= 1.9.3).
Does docker2aci support both of these image formats (i.e. what is the minimum/maximum supported Docker versions?)
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@politician you can have rkt pull your docker images directly by doing docker://redis or something. There is no need to use this tool as the library is called by rkt implicitly.
I'll need to find out what versions of docker correlate to what versions of their image spec, but sure. Without having looked into it at all, I would expect anything on the docker hub today would work with docker2aci/rkt.
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I'm interested in converting all of my Docker images to
rkt
because reasons. As far as I can tell, there are two major Docker image formats - the content-addressable storage format introduced in Docker 1.10 and the legacy format from previous versions (<= 1.9.3
).Does docker2aci support both of these image formats (i.e. what is the minimum/maximum supported Docker versions?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: