jhaynes

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by jhaynes 6y ago
It isn't today, but we've built Bottlerocket in a way that it can be extended to work on bare metal or other places outside of AWS. There are a few issues on our github[1][2] that are similar that you're welcome to watch or c
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by jhaynes 6y ago
Really glad you like our tough (TUF) library! As far as running in non-AWS contexts, we haven't had time to head down that path yet, but as I mentioned in an earlier post, we've tried to build Bottlerocket in a way that it can be
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by jhaynes 6y ago
Answering your initial question and this one: Bottlerocket today only runs in EC2, but we've tried to make it flexible enough to run outside of a hypervisor on bare metal in the future (in fact, a few engineers on the team are really e
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by jhaynes 7y ago
Correct! Or you can spin up one of the AMIs we've already built. You can find current AMIs via public SSM parameters: https://github.com/bottlerocket-os/bottlerocket/blob/develop...
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by jhaynes 7y ago
No overlap per se, but we are looking at how to integrate Firecracker as a potential target for "container" launches: https://github.com/orgs/bottlerocket-os/projects/1#card-3386...
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by jhaynes 7y ago
Glad you're enjoying them! We have a glossary just in case: https://github.com/bottlerocket-os/bottlerocket/blob/develop... (my personal favorite is Laika, the first dog in space and our pre-init binary)
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by jhaynes 7y ago
While our first variant is focused on Kubernetes and EKS, we have designed Bottlerocket in a way that new variants can be built that work with other orchestrators, or even without one (we have ECS support on our roadmap already). Also, we r