Building operating systems optimized for containers, from IoT to desktops and servers

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Containers on Linux are a powerful abstraction that help isolate applications from one another. They are now available everywhere: to run applications from small IoT devices to large cloud servers, to easily setup development environments and to enable distribution independent packaging with Flatpak on desktops.

In this talk we will go over several variants of Fedora that are focused on containers: Fedora IoT, Fedora CoreOS and Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite. We will look at what makes them particularly well suited to host containers and how their design leads to increased security without compromising their usability.

Timothée Ravier

Timothée Ravier is a Linux system and security engineer interested in safe programming languages and container focused operating systems.

He is currently working at Red Hat as a CoreOS engineer. He also created and maintains Fedora Kinoite, a variant of Fedora Silverblue with the KDE Plasma desktop and is packaging KDE applications in Flatpaks for Flathub and Fedora.

Creation date: July 4, 2022
Speakers: Timothée Ravier
License: CC BY-SA v4
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