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UID:pretalx-devconf-cz-2024-YGG8EM@pretalx.com
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DESCRIPTION:Nowadays it is very common to use tools like podman or docker t
 o handle container images. \nThese tools bring a lot of convenience to dev
 elopers since they hide the complexity behind the underlying structure of 
 a container image. \n\nOne of these complexities is about how to guarantee
  the container image is going to run on different operating systems and pr
 ocessors’ architecture. The common solution for this complexity scenario
  is what is called OCI Index / Manifest List\, which is implemented in alm
 ost all popular container images tools available today.\n\nDuring this pre
 sentation\, we will give you an overview about how multi-platform containe
 r images work and show an example developed in golang. After this session 
 you will have a better understanding about what is going on behind the sce
 nes when an image is pulled and run on different platforms.
DTSTAMP:20260508T143930Z
LOCATION:E104 (capacity 72)
SUMMARY:Working With Multi-Platform Container Images (OCI Index/ Manifest L
 ist) - Luigi Mario Zuccarelli\, Alex Guidi
URL:https://pretalx.com/devconf-cz-2024/talk/YGG8EM/
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