A container is a software "shell" designed to run other software within it. This can include traditional virtualization a la VMWare or VirtualBox, or more modern container software like Docker or Podman.
Detail Pages:
- Container (Apple) A tool for creating and running Linux containers using lightweight virtual machines on a Mac. It is written in Swift, and optimized for Apple silicon.
- Cosmos The Most Secure and Easy Selfhosted Home Server.
- Dagger An open-source runtime for composable workflows.
- Docker Virtualization tool for containerizing code, configuration, and sometimes data as part of a deployment.
- Docker/Container conversions a container-to-wasm image converter that enables to run the container on WASM.
- Docker images A collection of interesting Docker containers/images.
- Kasm Workspaces A docker container streaming platform that enables you to deliver browser-based access to desktops, applications, and web services.
- Multipass Ubuntu VMs on demand for any workstation.
- Podman An open-source flavor of Docker.
- Portainer A universal container management platform
- Using Docker containers for development Links and notes
- VirtualBox Virtualization layer/UI for most platforms.
Last modified 15 September 2025