thebeardisred

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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   Sure are! On the home page ( https://coreos.com ) you'll find links to directions for various providers from EC2 & Rackspace to OpenStack & Vagrant. Each has the exact directions that will get you started with leas
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   Google Makes CoreOS A First-Class Citizen On Its Cloud Platform(techcrunch.com)

   9 points by thebeardisred 12y ago|0 comments
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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   There was some limited testing today of 25 machines. Tomorrow I'm going to try and spin up about 60 concurrently to see if it falls over.
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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   Yay. Time to try and scale clusters up by an order of magnitude.
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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   So just to be clear this is a version of Linux which abandons the filesystem hierarchy standard? (man 7 hier ; http://www.pathname.com/fhs/ )
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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   There are also scripts to generate ISOs from other images. If you didn't get all the way through @robszumski's link there are quite a number of options here: http://storage.core-os.net/coreos/amd64-usr/b
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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   "There's no justice. There's just us."
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   by thebeardisred 12y ago

   How can you get much sweeter than fleet and etcd being available right from boot?