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I don't think you can install and run arbitrary stuff on Linode, so you'd have to convince Linode to provide an OS image for RancherOS. (Or goof around copying
by jdub 12y ago
I don't think you can install and run arbitrary stuff on Linode, so you'd have to convince Linode to provide an OS image for RancherOS.
(Or goof around copying stuff onto a disk image.)
- akerl_ 12y agoYou can certainly run arbitrary stuff on a Linode; I'm currently running a custom-built read-only Arch image. You do have to put it there yourself, but if RancherOS is billing itself as small and easy to update, that seems like it shouldn't be hard.