A new Fedora Atomic Host update is available via an OSTree commit:
Commit: 98088cb6ed2a4b3f7e4e7bf6d34f9e137c296bc43640b4c1967631f22fe1802f
Version: 26.131
This release mostly includes routine updates to packages. Highlighted updates include a new kernel, runc, and container-storage-setup.
rpm-ostree is the hybrid image/package system that provides transactional upgrades on Atomic Host. Here are some highlights from version v2017.8, including better PolicyKit integration and support for RPM file triggers.
A new Fedora Atomic Host update is available via an OSTree commit:
Commit: 0b0127864022dd6ffad1a183241fbd5482ef5a1642ff3c8751c2e6cae6070b1a
Version: 26.120
Note that the issue which prevented specific hardware platforms from booting is now fixed in this release.
Fedora 26 Atomic Host relies on Kubernetes for automating deployment, scaling, and operations of application containers across clusters of hosts.
Getting up and running with Kubernetes on Fedora Atomic Host involves installing Kubernetes (or sticking with the version of the software that’s currently baked into the images), and then configuring a cluster. This can be done manually, with the Kubeadm utility, or with Ansible scripts (among other methods).
The Fedora Atomic WG and
Fedora Release Engineering teams have updated the Fedora Layered Image Registry. With this latest release, images based on Fedora 26 are now available, in addition to the images which were already available based on Fedora 25. This update also includes fedora-minimal
images for all active releases, each containing a stripped-down version of Fedora at about 100MB in size.