The State of Container Checkpointing with CRIU: A Multi-Case Experience ReportSAIP
The advent of containerization and orchestration has modernized the way applications are deployed and controlled, yet effectively managing the state of stateful containerized applications remains an ongoing challenge. Checkpoint and restore approaches, exemplified by tools like CRIU, offer solutions by capturing and restoring container states, enabling migration and recovery with minimal downtime. In this paper, we explore the practical applications of CRIU, including live migration and rapid initialization, and discuss its integration into Kubernetes. Our findings highlight CRIU’s potential for industrial use but also highlight the need for ongoing performance improvements and deeper Kubernetes integration.
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14:00 - 15:00 | Session 10: Software Architecture in Practice 2Software Architecture in Practice Session Chair: Lalit Mohan S, Chief Product Officer, Quick Heal | ||
14:00 20mResearch paper | Runtime Orchestration of Distributed Control System Services with TOSCA, Kubernetes, and GitOpsSAIP Software Architecture in Practice A: Sofia Linsbauer ABB Research, A: Rhaban Hark ABB Research, A: Heiko Koziolek ABB Corporate Research, A: Nafise Eskandani ABB Corporate Research Center | ||
14:20 20mResearch paper | Software Product Line Architecture Strategy to develop large scale products with conflicting customer requirementsSAIP Software Architecture in Practice | ||
14:40 20mResearch paper | The State of Container Checkpointing with CRIU: A Multi-Case Experience ReportSAIP Software Architecture in Practice A: Nafise Eskandani ABB Corporate Research Center, A: Heiko Koziolek ABB Corporate Research, A: Rhaban Hark ABB Research, A: Sofia Linsbauer ABB Research |