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Ah, I see. So it's basically integrated Puppet, but with first class support from the configured system
by quotemstr 9y ago
Ah, I see. So it's basically integrated Puppet, but with first class support from the configured system
- kuschku 9y agoYes, and this is fast. I can spin up a new server, have it configured, started, updated, and joined to my kubernetes cluster in 12 seconds (!). And it automatically handles updates across the cluster - only a certain amount of servers restarts at a time, allowing you to stay constantly up while handling updates automatically, and potentially scaling out in seconds. It's sad RedHat EOL'd it immediately.
- op00to 9y agoRed Hat EOLd what immediately?
- kuschku 9y agoOn the question if Red Hat will let container linux continue, the official answer was “Red Hat Enterprise Linux’s content, the foundation of our application ecosystem will remain our only Linux offering” TL;DR: container linux, as we know it today, is dead.
- alexandre_m 9y agoLike the above user said. No package management or bloated softwares distributed. It's immutable infrastructure. You configure your host once during provisioning, then it can accept container workloads in your cluster.