Docker Engine
Purpose
Container runtime for CSI self-hosted services
Decision Summary
Production Ready as CSI's standard container runtime on supported Linux hosts. Requires pinned versions, trusted images, least privilege, vulnerability patching and tested volume backups.
Field Notes
Authoritative official documentation reference normalized on 2026-08-04. Existing CSI classification and field evidence retained.
Backup Strategy
Back up Compose files, environment references, secrets inventory, bind mounts, named-volume data and external databases using application-consistent procedures.
Recovery Strategy
Rebuild a clean supported host, reinstall a pinned Docker Engine version, restore configuration and persistent data, then validate every service.
Version History
2026-08-04 — Official documentation reference added/normalized.
Technology Register Metadata
- CSI Classification: Production Ready
- CSI Tech ID: 2
- Category: Docker
- Client Approved: Yes
- Client Readiness: 4.5
- Commercial Use: Allowed
- Community: 5
- Current Version: 29.6.2
- Deployment: Native
- Deployment Simplicity: 4
- Docker Support: Not Applicable
- Documentation: 5
- Documentation URL: https://docs.docker.com/engine/
- Ease of Use: 4
- Evidence Complete: Yes
- Last Updated: July 26, 2026 10:51 PM
- Last Verified: July 25, 2026
- Licence: Apache License 2.0 for Docker Engine/Moby components; review licences of bundled components and images separately.
- Lifecycle Status: Done
- Next Review: January 25, 2027
- OS Support: Linux, Windows, macOS
- Official URL: https://docs.docker.com/engine/
- Offline Capability: 4.5
- Offline Support: Full
- Overall Score: 4.4
- Performance: 4.5
- Security: 4
- Stability: 4.5
Migration Record
Imported deterministically from the CSI Technology Register.
Source classifications, approval state, risk state, version information and testing status have been preserved. No additional approval or validation has been inferred during migration.
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