Shoulder.dev transforms codebases into tailored learning experiences. Below are organized categories of the codebase to help you start with your initial focus.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding the significance and basic information about the Moby project, its principles, and its relationship with Docker.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding the concepts of containerization, orchestration, and how Moby provides a “Lego set” of toolkit components for building custom container-based systems.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding the API and server components, including the backend, HTTP status, HTTP utilities, middleware, and router.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding the builder components, including the builder-next, adapters, exporter, and imagerefchecker, as well as image management, including image cache, spec, and tarexport.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding the daemon and cluster management components, including the cluster, config, containerd, events, graphdriver, images, initlayer, links, listeners, logger, names, network, snapshotter, and stats.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding integration and testing components, including build, capabilities, config, container, daemon, distribution, image, internal, network, plugin, secret, service, session, system, and volume.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding networking and IP management components, including libnetwork, bitmap, cluster, config, datastore, diagnostic, discoverapi, driverapi, and ipam.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding security and authorization components, including authorization, capabilities, profiles, and seccomp.
Rationale for learning about this topic - Understanding testing strategies and debugging components, including testutil, daemon, environment, fakecontext, fakegit, fakestorage, and fixtures.
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