> And, for corporate use? You'd use Debian + Kubernetes to take care of your needs, wouldn't you? CoreOS is designed for these workloads. For example, with Ope

> And, for corporate use? You'd use Debian + Kubernetes to take care of your needs, wouldn't you? CoreOS is designed for these workloads. For example, with OpenShift 4 (Red Hat enterprise Kubernetes) the masters run on RHCoreOS and the worker nodes have the option of running on RHEL or RHCOS. You can end up having your entire Kube platform running entirely on CoreOS, either bare-metal or virtualized. Fedora CoreOS is big as OCP uses RHCOS. OKD (the community version) needed its own platform and FCOS is that platform.