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## Install and test the container tool:
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See https://github.com/apple/container/releases
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Once installed, start the service and follow prompts.
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```bash
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container system start
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```
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This'll install your kernel.
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After this start your first container. On first launch, this'll install another artifact for our guest init process:
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```bash
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container run alpine uname
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```
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Container starts after this will be fast!
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## Get the Containerization sources:
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```bash
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$ git clone https://github.com/apple/containerization.git
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```
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> There is a bug in the `vmnet` framework on macOS 26 that causes network creation to fail if the creating applications are located under your `Documents` or `Desktop` directories. To workaround this, clone the project elsewhere, such as `~/projects/containerization`, until this issue is resolved.
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## Take a look at ctr-example
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Read through the sources:
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- ContainerManager:
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- manager.create()
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- container.create(), start(), wait(), stop()
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## Fetch the kernel
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Run
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```bash
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cp "$(ls -t ~/Library/Application\ Support/com.apple.container/kernels/vmlinux-* | head -1)" ./vmlinux
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```
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## Build and run the example
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```bash
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$ cd examples/ctr-example
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$ make
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```
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## Modify the project
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- Change the command run by the container
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- Change the image
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