https://kubevirt.io/ is a virtual machine management system for Kubernetes. Fedora is one of its favorite operating systems. After a new Fedora is released, the KubeVirt community adds it to its automation https://github.com/kubevirt/containerdisks/pull/33 which builds a container holding its qcow image and pushes it to https://quay.io/repository/containerdisks/fedora?tab=tags
Based on that image, it is very easy for a KubeVirt user to start an up-to-date Fedora. But building it involves humans, PRs and some delay.
I think that the experience of KubeVirt/Fedora users would improve if the Fedora community triggers the build of the containerdisk as part of its own release process.
Would you consider building a Containerfile like this and pushing the image to a Fedora image repository?
FROM scratch COPY --chown=107:107 /Fedora-Cloud.qcow2 /disk/disk.qcow2
Metadata Update from @ngompa: - Issue tagged with: Kubernetes
Metadata Update from @davdunc: - Issue tagged with: meeting
Voted on it in the meeting today. We agreed as a working group to add this to our produced images.
Metadata Update from @davdunc: - Issue untagged with: meeting
Meeting discussion today. We are working on the kiwi platform support for the kubevirt image build this week and next.
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