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So this means DigitalOcean, when running CoreOS via Docker for your deployment, means you no longer need to worry about OS level updates? Is this now handled by
by cdnsteve 12y ago
So this means DigitalOcean, when running CoreOS via Docker for your deployment, means you no longer need to worry about OS level updates? Is this now handled by DigitalOcean?
- andrewsomething 12y agoDroplets running CoreOS will receive automatic updates through the normal CoreOS update service.
- totallymike 12y agoCoreOS has a pretty great update mechanism. You can read about it here: https://coreos.com/using-coreos/updates/ https://coreos.com/using-coreos/updates/ In short, CoreOS maintains two OS partitions, A and B. When an update is available, it is automatically downloaded to the B partition, and upon reboot the B partition becomes active, effectively rotating the partitions.
- yrro 12y agoI'd seriously worry if I had to rely on Digialocean providing timely OS updates.