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The easiest way to get started with Kubernetes is to start using the Vagrant Box provided under ADB (Atomic Developer Bundle). All you need to do to get started is have Vagrant installed and Vagrantfile, which configures the Kubernetes on the Vagrant box.
Make sure you have basic setup ready. For that follow these installation instructions.
I’m going to begin our video series here on the Project Atomic blog with a video of my presentation from KubeCon 2016, Full Automatic Database.
This presentation explains the design of a prototype high availability version of PostgreSQL, using Kubernetes on Atomic Host.
Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. There’s a new release every week. Here are the highlights from this weeks 0.102 release.
This is a major release of Atomic App where we introduce a new CLI command as well as the renaming of multiple provider configuration parameters.
The main features of this release are:
atomicapp init CLI commandThis post will walk you through the steps to running a runc container using the OCI configuration.
We will walk through two examples. One for running a Fedora container and another for running a Redis container.