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Fedora CoreOS is intended to eventually provide a suitable replacement for ContainerLinux. Red Hat ships a variant of RHEL called RHEL CoreOS, but the only way
by smarterclayton 7y ago
Fedora CoreOS is intended to eventually provide a suitable replacement for ContainerLinux.
Red Hat ships a variant of RHEL called RHEL CoreOS, but the only way to run it is as part of OpenShift (for instance via https://try.openshift.com https://try.openshift.com) where it is the default OS for machines which are managed as part of the cluster, so it’s not a real ContainerLinux equivalent (which you can run individually).