The OCI Certification Working Group (CertWG) is responsible for the process around OCI Certification. The current process for the OCI Certification Program is described below.
The Open Container Initiative is an open source technical community within which industry participants may easily contribute to building a vendor-neutral, portable and open specification and runtime that deliver on the promise of containers as a source of application portability backed by the OCI Certified certification program. This program advances the mission of creating open industry standards around container formats and runtime. Projects associated with the Open Container Initiative can be found at https://github.com/opencontainers and we recommend you get involved with the community at https://www.opencontainers.org/community.
There are currently two types of products that can be certified:
An OCI Certified Runtime must accept and correctly run (create/start/terminate/delete) a conforming OCI image. An OCI Certified Image contains metadata about the contents and dependencies of the image including the content-addressable identity of one or more filesystem layer changeset archives that will be unpacked to make up the final runnable filesystem.
Organizations or individuals wishing to use any of the below registered trademarks, trademarks pending registration, or trademarks in use must complete the appropriate certification program.
An organization or individual may apply for OCI Certification for their product regardless of their membership in the Open Container Initiative organization.
The first step is to apply and contact the OCI Certification Program.
Information expected in an application will include:
The second step is to test your product, whether it is intended to be an OCI Certified Runtime or an OCI Certified Image.
The next step is to publish your step-by-step test process and results. The current location for publishing test process and results is GitHub.
One or more members of the OCI Certification Program Working Group (Cert WG) may attempt to reproduce the test results for your product and may contact you with questions. No company can review its own results.
If your product passes testing and peer review, the OCI Certification Program will issue an official certificate of approval. This certificate may be published on the OCI website and/or on an OCI GitHub repository.
Promote your OCI Certified product using official OCI marks on your marketing material.
Available for download at: https://github.com/opencontainers/runtime-tools
Available for download at: https://github.com/opencontainers/image-tools
Each certification program will have versioning aligned with the major (and possibly minor) versions of the appropriate specification. For example,
To maintain real interoperability, at the discretion of the OCI Trademark Board, older certification program versions MAY be discontinued. If a certification program version is discontinued, products that were certified under older versions MAY be asked to either:
Before a certification program version is discontinued, the below criteria SHOULD be met:
At the discretion of the OCI Trademark Board, multiple versions of certification programs MAY operate simultaneously for extended periods of time. For example, OCI Certified Runtime v1.1 and OCI Certified Runtime v2.0 could both be deemed valuable.
The CertWG membership is currently comprised of:
To reach out to the OCI Certification team, email certification@opencontainers.org
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