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Oci projects on GitHub

Open Container Initiative standards for container images and runtimes.

As of , the most-starred Oci projects on GitHub are dive (54.6K stars), container (50.7K stars) and podman (33.1K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 15 Oci repositories with 277.6K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was container, with +18 stars in a day.

15Projects
277.6KStars in total
+89Stars in a day

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15 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · wagoodman/dive

    dive

    dive is a CLI tool that breaks a Docker or OCI image into its layers, shows what each layer contains, and points out where the image wastes space so you can shrink it.

    54.6K
  2. #2 · apple/container

    container

    A tool for creating and running Linux containers as lightweight virtual machines on a Mac, optimized for Apple silicon.

    50.7K
  3. #3 · podman-container-tools/podman

    podman

    Podman (the POD MANager) is a tool for managing OCI containers and images, volumes, and pods — groups of containers managed together. It is built on libpod, a container lifecycle management library included in the same repo.

    33.1K
  1. 4

    containerd

    21.4Kcontainerd/containerd · Go

    containerd is an industry-standard container runtime — a daemon for Linux and Windows that manages the complete container lifecycle of its host: image transfer and storage, container execution and supervision, and low-level storage and network attachments. It's a CNCF graduated project.

  2. 5

    gvisor

    19.7Kgoogle/gvisor · Go

    An application kernel for containers: it wraps running applications in a strong isolation layer from the host OS, implementing a Linux-like interface in memory-safe Go, entirely in userspace.

  3. 6

    jib

    14.5KGoogleContainerTools/jib · Java

    Jib builds optimized Docker and OCI container images for Java applications without needing a Docker daemon or deep Docker expertise.

  4. 7

    runc

    13.5Kopencontainers/runc · Go

    runc is a command-line tool for spawning and running containers on Linux according to the OCI (Open Container Initiative) specification.

  5. 8

    grype

    13Kanchore/grype · Go

    Grype is a command-line vulnerability scanner that checks container images, filesystems, and SBOMs for known security vulnerabilities.

  6. 9

    clair

    11.1Kquay/clair · Go

    Clair is an open source tool for static analysis of vulnerabilities in application container images, covering both OCI and Docker image formats.

  7. 10

    distribution

    10.7Kdistribution/distribution · Go

    The open source registry implementation for storing and distributing container images and other content — the toolkit to pack, ship, store, and deliver container content, built on the OCI Distribution Specification.

  8. 11

    buildkit

    10.3Kmoby/buildkit · Go

    BuildKit is a Go toolkit for turning source code into build artifacts efficiently and repeatably — concurrent, cache-efficient and Dockerfile-agnostic. It is the engine docker build uses by default since Docker Engine 23.0.

  9. 12

    nasiko

    9.5KNasiko-Labs/nasiko · Rust

    Nasiko is a single control-plane server that deploys, routes, secures, and observes AI agents built on the A2A protocol, acting as the one checkpoint every agent-to-agent call passes through.

  10. 13

    smolvm

    6.8Ksmol-machines/smolvm · Rust

    smolvm is a CLI tool for running embeddable, portable, branchable virtual machines so you can safely run AI agents and untrusted code locally, with sub-second cold start on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

  11. 14

    docker-agent

    4.5Kdocker/docker-agent · Go

    Docker Agent is a tool for building, running, and sharing AI agents using a declarative YAML config, with built-in tools and multi-agent orchestration — no code required.

  12. 15

    arcbox

    4.2Karcboxlabs/arcbox · Rust

    ArcBox is a fast, open-source container and VM runtime for macOS, built from scratch in Rust, that acts as a drop-in Docker replacement while also offering disposable sandboxes for AI agents, native Kubernetes, and full Linux and macOS VMs.

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