TL;DR Fedora 29 will be End Of Life soon. With it Fedora Atomic Host will have its last incremental release (based on the Fedora 29 stream). Please move to the Fedora CoreOS preview if you can.
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Use immutable infrastructure to deploy and scale your containerized applications. Project Atomic mainly comprises Atomic Host, Team Silverblue, and various container tooling. cloud native platforms.
Atomic Host
Atomic Host provides immutable infrastructure for deploying to hundreds or thousands of servers in your private or public cloud. Available in Fedora Atomic Host, CentOS Atomic Host, and Red Hat Atomic Host editions depending on your platform and support needs.
To balance the need between long-term stability and new features, we are providing different releases of Atomic Host for you to choose from.
Team Silverblue
Team Silverblue provides immutable infrastructure for your desktop experience. Team Silverblue
Container Tools
Tools from our team help you create, deploy, manage, and secure containers.
Compose applications with Kompose
Pull and move images with Skopeo
Deploy using Kubernetes and CRI-O
Manage container hosts with Cockpit
Container Registries
You can get your containerized applications from the CentOS Container Pipeline and the Fedora Layered Image Build Service
Trusted container content from the projects you already trust.
Community News
Fedora 28->29 Atomic Host Upgrade Guide
Introduction
This week we put out the first release of Fedora 29 Atomic Host. This will be the last major release of Fedora Atomic Host as we prepare for Fedora CoreOS which will be released in Fedora 30.
In this post we’ll quickly list some known issues and then talk about updating an existing Fedora 28 Atomic Host system to Fedora 29. We’ll cover preparing the system for upgrade and performing the upgrade.
Buildah version 1.2 Release Announcement
Buildah version 1.2 Release Announcement
We’re pleased to announce the release of Buildah version 1.2 which is now available from GitHub for any Linux distro. We are shipping this release on Fedora, RHEL 7, CentOS and Ubuntu in the near future.
The Buildah project has continued to grow over the past several weeks, welcoming several new contributors to the mix. The highlights of this release are the added ability to control image layers when building an image, CVE’s Fixes, the initial support for user namespace handling and several other enhancements and bug fixes.
Announcing the Fedora CoreOS community!
Welcome to Fedora CoreOS
Earlier this year Red Hat acquired CoreOS, Inc.. In the past few months we have been working hard to evaluate the different technologies in the CoreOS Container Linux and Project Atomic spaces. Since Container Linux and Atomic Host overlap in functionality quite a bit we have decided to merge future development of the two projects so that we can combine our efforts and bring two great communities of people together to solve future challenges in the transactional update and container operating system landscape.
Buildah version 1.1 Release Announcement
Buildah version 1.1 Release Announcement
We’re pleased to announce the release of Buildah version 1.1 which is now available from GitHub for any Linux distro. We are shipping this release on Fedora, RHEL 7, CentOS and Ubuntu in the near future.
The Buildah project has continued to grow over the past several weeks, welcoming several new contributors to the mix, launching new functionality and creating a number of improvements and bug fixes.
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