Up and running with Fedora CoreOS
summary
Hands-on workshop that builds a Fedora CoreOS deployment from stream discovery to a booted VM, demonstrating how to use the stream JSON with curl and jq to find the Fedora CoreOS image, call the AWS run-instances API to boot an EC2 instance, and replace slow cloud‑init with an Ignition file produced by the Fedora CoreOS transpiler. Shows injecting authorized_keys, testing public IP/route issues, creating a simple maintenance pipeline for upgrades and switching stable/next/testing streams; boots succeed after adding the Ignition config.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 31:23building a core os image
- 33:53build your own core os configuration file
- 36:43create core os in cockpit via web web interface
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