The Atomic Host platform is now replaced by CoreOS. Users of Atomic Host are encouraged to join the CoreOS community on the Fedora CoreOS communication channels.
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We are proud to announce that multiple architectures are now supported with Fedora 27 Atomic Host release! Now, along with x86_64 architecture, Atomic Host is also available on 64 bit ARM (AArch64) and PowerPC Little Endian (ppc64le). Both aarch64 and ppc64le architectures will receive Atomic OSTree updates in the same way x86_64 does.
With Fedora 27, we ship Atomic Host on multiple architectures which includes aarch64, ppc64le, and x86_64. We also provide Atomic Host updates for these arches every two weeks so that we can provide a tested, stable, and up-to-date OS. Fedora Atomic Host is built using traditional RPM packages available in the Fedora repository. For example, Fedora 27 Atomic Host is formed using packages from the Fedora 27 repository which are further composed into OSTree repository using rpm-ostree. It is possible to compose and host your own custom-built OSTree repository containing additional features. This article will further guide you on how to compose your own custom OSTree repository and update system from your own hosted OSTree repo.
Fedora Atomic Host Version: 27.100 is available.
Fedora Atomic Host Version 27.105 update is available via an OSTree update:
In this week’s release of Fedora Atomic Host we have a new release of cockpit.
With the Fedora 28 Beta official release announcement, the Fedora Atomic Working Group and Fedora Cloud SIG would like to invite members of the community to join us in finding and squashing bugs. We are organizing a Test Day on Wednesday, April 11th 2018.