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Intel Unleashes Clear Containers 3.0, Written In Go

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 21 September 2017 at 06:00 AM EDT. 14 Comments

Intel's Clear Linux team has rolled out their Clear Containers 3.0 technology.

Clear Containers 3.0 as Intel's latest Linux container tech is now written in the Go programming language rather than C. They are also now making use of virtcontainers as a modular and hypervisor agnostic library for hardware-virtualized containers. Clear Containers 3.0 also adds support for a virtio-blk storage back-end and other improvements for security and performance.

More details on Clear Containers 3.0 via ClearLinux.org.

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