Mini Container

A “mini container” typically refers to a small, lightweight containerization solution. Here are a few possible interpretations:

1. Lightweight Docker Containers
   • Very small container images
   • Minimalist containers with just the essential dependencies
   • Microcontainers that serve a single purpose

2. Alternative Container Runtimes

• Lightweight alternatives to Docker like:

• Podman
• containerd
• LXC/LXD
• rkt (Rocket)

3. Embedded/Edge Container Solutions
   • Container runtimes designed for IoT/edge devices with limited resources
   • Examples: Balena, K3s (lightweight Kubernetes)

4. Educational/Experimental Containers

• Simple container implementations used for learning purposes
• Minimal container engines written in various programming languages

Benefits of Mini Containers:

• Faster deployment
• Smaller footprint
• Improved security (reduced attack surface)
• Better resource utilization

Mini Container is mainly used to ship groceries, usually used to ship stationery, daily necessities, medicine, textiles, handicrafts, chemical products, hardware and electrical appliances, electronic machinery, instruments and machine parts, etc.

• (10’+8’+6’) X 2 connected as 1X 20’ for shipment
• Save freight cost
• Option for 10’+9’+8’+7’+6’+5’