Open Container Initiative (OCI)
OCI (Open Container Initiative) is an agreement between several companies in the field of containerisation technologies (i.e Docker) which aims to establish open standards for the development of containers based application. Overseen by the Linux Foundation, OCI intended to spread best practice in containerisation. Several specifications are already available, as is the case for the runtime and images. If these specifications are met, the community can award an OCI certification guaranteeing good containerisation practices.
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