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Moby — Docker's upstream project for assembling container platforms

Discovery score 352.0OSS health 96
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Stars
72,090
Primary language
Go
License
Apache-2.0
Repository last updated
Sep 12, 2026

Overview

Moby is an open-source project that develops tools, components, and a framework for assembling container-based systems. Build tools, registries, orchestration, runtimes, and related pieces are treated as swappable building blocks, and Moby also serves as an upstream for Docker products.

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Compose container systems from replaceable parts

Moby presents a container-platform “Lego set” of modules with defined functions and APIs, a usable included configuration, and boundaries where alternative implementations can be substituted. It emphasizes secure defaults while exposing components for developers building tools and platforms.

Sources: [1]

For developers building container products or platforms

It fits developers who need to select runtime, image, and other building blocks for a specialized container platform rather than only consume a finished container product. It is also an entry point for understanding and contributing to the upstream implementation used by Docker.

Sources: [1]

Separate Moby from Docker product support

The README positions Moby as a place for contributors to work on code, not the support or feature-request channel for end-user Docker products. Users seeking Docker Desktop or commercial support should follow Docker-side resources. Go consumers must also follow the current import path and release-tag conventions.

Sources: [1]

Official sources

  1. [1]Moby README(2026-09-12)
Supplemental curator note

Selected as a rename that separates the Docker brand from Moby while preserving the relationship through topics, documentation, and old paths.

Growth trends

Last 30 days

72,090 Stars

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Built with

  • Go
  • Docker

Categories and tags

Categories

GitHub Topics

  • docker
  • containers
  • go
  • golang
GitHub dataView detailed GitHub data
Stars
72,090
Forks
19,223
Watchers
2,859
Open issues
3,285
Contributors
394
Primary language
Go
License
Apache-2.0
Repository last updated
Sep 12, 2026
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