Let's look at some installation methods so you can give CRI-O a try on your own. In order to get started, you'll need a few things, including runc or another OCI compatible runtime, as well as socat, iproute, and iptables. There's a few options for running CRI-O in Kubernetes:
- In a full-scale cluster, using kube-adm and systemd to leverage the CRI-O socket with --container-runtime-endpoint /var/run/crio/crio.sock
- With Minikube, by starting it up with specific command-line options
- On atomic with atomic install --system-package=no -n cri-o --storage ostree registry.centos.org/projectatomic/cri-o:latest
If you'd like to build CRI-O from source, you can run the following on your laptop. You need some dependencies installed ...
