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Fedora Atomic (Host)
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- Fedora Atomic is a sub-spin of the Cloud product in Fedora
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+ Fedora Atomic is one of the three main variants of Fedora
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that is an implementation of the Atomic Host pattern
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- defined by http://projectatomic.io
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+ defined by [Project Atomic](https://www.projectatomic.io/).
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See the original change:
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https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Atomic_Cloud_Image
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### Tools and source files
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- The `fedora-atomic-docker-host.json` file is the core manifest
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- defining what goes into the host (ostree) content.
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+ The `fedora-atomic-host.json` file is the core manifest
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+ defining what goes into the host (OSTree) content.
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The `rpm-ostree` tool is invoked in two places inside Fedora infrastructure.
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packages, which clients then replicate.
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This git repository holds the core manifest file
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- `fedora-atomic-docker-host.json` that is used for that process.
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+ `fedora-atomic-host.json` that is used for that process.
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To run an rpm-ostree compose locally, do something like:
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```
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if ! test -d repo; then mkdir -p repo && ostree --repo=repo init --mode=archive-z2; fi
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- rpm-ostree compose --repo=repo tree fedora-atomic/fedora-atomic-docker-host.json
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+ rpm-ostree compose --repo=repo tree fedora-atomic/fedora-atomic-host.json
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```
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Later tools like rpm-ostree-toolbox will consume this OSTree commit,
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- New idea: set up jenkins
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- For event driven: respond to fedmsg (git commits and yum repositories)
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- ### Gaps
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+ ### Gaps
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- No GPG signing (On either Fedora or CentOS)
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jlebon
commented 5 years ago
The README was still mentioning
fedora-atomic-docker-host.json. I alsodid some other minor tweaks as I was reading through it (though there
are still details that are out of date).