CRI
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What is CRI?
CRI stands for Container Runtime Interface. It's an API that enables Kubernetes to use a variety of container runtimes without needing to be recompiled. This allows for flexibility in choosing the underlying technology that manages containers, supporting options like Docker, containerd, and CRI-O. In essence, CRI provides a standard way for Kubernetes to interact with container runtimes.
What other technologies are related to CRI?
CRI Complementary Technologies
CNI
Container Network Interface (CNI) works alongside CRI to manage the network configurations for containers. CRI focuses on container runtime, and CNI focuses on networking; hence they are complementary.
CSI
Container Storage Interface (CSI) is complementary to CRI. CRI handles the container runtime, while CSI provides an interface for container storage, allowing different storage solutions to integrate with Kubernetes. Therefore, it is complementary.
Kubernetes
Kubernetes uses CRI to interface with different container runtimes. CRI enables Kubernetes to be runtime-agnostic. Therefore, Kubernetes is strongly complementary.
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Which job functions commonly mention CRI?
Audio Visual Designer
0.1% of all Audio Visual Designer jobs mention CRI
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Platform Engineer
8 Platform Engineer jobs mention CRI
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Information Security Engineer
9 Information Security Engineer jobs mention CRI
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Security Engineer
32 Security Engineer jobs mention CRI
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Engineer
114 Engineer jobs mention CRI
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