My conclusion from these articles is, that lightweigt servers are a key point to this microservice architecture. Just to learn how tiny such a OS could be, i will try to install CoreOS inside virtualbox.
There is an easy way to get CoreOS running ("booting CoreOS container linux from ISO"), but there some limitations stated on the CoreOS website:
- There is no straightforward way to provide an Ignition config.
- A mininum of 1024M of RAM is required to boot Container Linux via ISO.
Then mount the coreos_production_iso_image.iso as boot cd/dvd
and here we go:
At this point we have something like a live cd running. Because nothing was installed on the hdd and it is not possible to umount the ISO image.
How to get from this point to a installed operating system on disk, i will show in a following posting.
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I read this article completely on the topic of the resemblance of most up-to-date and previous technologies, it's amazing article.
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