Red Hat and the open source community have been working on new tools for using OCI containers. The goal of these tools is to break down the concepts of defining, pulling, storing and running containers into their base components. Then we build tools to run these containers with as much security as possible. This talk will explain the process and the tools and how they can be used more securely then current technologies. In this session, we'll demonstrate some of those new tools, including: * CRI-O for supporting Kubernetes workloads. * Buildah for building container images. * Skopeo for moving container images between container registries and stores. * Podman for running traditional command line containers.
