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Line 1: − + − − == Introduction == − − Docker wants to manage the full lifecycle of processes running inside one if its containers, which makes it important for CRIU and Docker to work closely together when trying to checkpoint and restore a container. This is being achieved by adding the ability to checkpoint and restore directly into Docker itself, powered under the hood by CRIU. This integration is a work in progress, and its status will be outlined below. − Checkpoint & Restore is now available in the ''experimental'' runtime mode for Docker. It is available since Docker 1.13, so every later version (like Docker 17.03) has it.+ + Line 14:
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This HOWTO page describes how to checkpoint and restore a Docker container.
This article describes the status of CRIU integration with Docker, and how to use it.
== Docker Experimental ==
== Docker Experimental ==
Naturally, Docker wants to manage the full lifecycle of processes running inside its containers, so CRIU should be run by Docker (rather than separately).
This feature is available in the ''experimental'' mode for Docker (since Docker 1.13, so every later version, like Docker 17.03, should work).
To enable experimental features (incl. CRIU), you need to do something like this:
To enable experimental features (incl. CRIU), you need to do something like this:
systemctl restart docker
systemctl restart docker
In addition to having a recent version of Docker, you need '''CRIU''' 2.0 or later installed on your system (see [[Installation]] for more info).
In addition to installing version 1.13+ of Docker, you need '''CRIU''' 2.0 or later installed on your system (see [[Installation]] for more info).
=== checkpoint ===
=== checkpoint ===