The project(s) I worked on while interning on the IoT Edge team at Microsoft in 2019.
I'm actually pretty proud of this code (especially containrs), and I think
it's a darn shame it never got fully integrated + maintained + open-sourced as
part of the core iotedge project. Ah well, such is the fate of many an intern
project.
Hey, at least it's open source ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
NOTE: Almost-all non-internship related code has been deleted from this branch of the repo, just to make things easier to navigate.
A library to interface with OCI-compliant container registries from Rust.
See its README.md for more details.
FWIW, I think there's still a lot of code here that's worth dusting off + modernizing (especially the parsing related bits).
A simple, JSON-based protocol to enable writing edgelet Module Runtimes as
separate helper processes.
Instead of implementing module runtimes directly within the edgelet process,
the shellrt API makes it possible to defer a module runtime implementation to a
separate "plugin" runtime.
See its README.md for more details.
The most interesting bit of code here is probaby shellrt-containerd, which
allowed edgelet to run off of containerd directly, without pulling in all
the Docker infra (which was ultimately the goal of my internship - to decouple
IoT Edge from needing to use Docker directly).
The glue that connects shellrt to the actual edgelet process.