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### History of ContainerD


1. **Origin from Docker:** The origins of containerd can be traced back to Docker, the popular container platform. Docker initially included all components required to run a container in a single monolithic binary, which included the container runtime. As Docker grew, there was a need to break down this monolithic structure into more manageable, modular components.
**Origin from Docker:** The origins of containerd can be traced back to Docker, the popular container platform. Docker initially included all components required to run a container in a single monolithic binary, which included the container runtime. As Docker grew, there was a need to break down this monolithic structure into more manageable, modular components.

**Announcement and Spin-Off (2016):** Docker announced containerd in December 2016 as a core component split off from the Docker Engine. This move was part of Docker's effort to modularize its platform. containerd was designed to manage the entire container lifecycle, including image transfer and storage, container execution and supervision, low-level storage, and network attachments.
Donation to CNCF (2017): In March 2017, Docker donated containerd to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), the same foundation that hosts Kubernetes. This move was aimed at fostering an open, neutral, and community-driven base for container operations.
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