Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

On Wed, Jan 30, 2019, at 9:20 AM, Daniel Walsh wrote: > Right you can get CRI-O and OKD installed on atomic host as layered > packages.  But it will not be updated via the atomic upgrades. Hmm? rpm-ostree updates layered packages too. It's a true hybrid image/package system. Now...there

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

On 1/30/19 2:02 PM, Colin Walters wrote: > > On Tue, Jan 29, 2019, at 2:31 PM, mabi wrote: >> Ah ok so standard CentOS would do it... I guess I missed the point, I >> thought Atomic Host is THE distribution to go with when using such >> platforms like okd.io/OpenShift... > An interesting topic he

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

On Tue, Jan 29, 2019, at 2:31 PM, mabi wrote: > Ah ok so standard CentOS would do it... I guess I missed the point, I > thought Atomic Host is THE distribution to go with when using such > platforms like okd.io/OpenShift... An interesting topic here is whether saying "Fedora/CentOS/RHEL" mean

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

On 1/29/19 7:31 PM, mabi wrote: > Ah ok so standard CentOS would do it... I guess I missed the point, I > thought Atomic Host is THE distribution to go with when using such > platforms like okd.io/OpenShift ... > > So maybe another question: what is CentOS Atomic Host good

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

Ah ok so standard CentOS would do it... I guess I missed the point, I thought Atomic Host is THE distribution to go with when using such platforms like okd.io/OpenShift... So maybe another question: what is CentOS Atomic Host good for? ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ On Tuesday, January 29, 20

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

On 1/29/19 4:54 PM, mabi wrote: > Thanks Chris for the tip regarding the extra repository to add, I will try it > out. > > Now I am wondering so what does Red Hat officially recommend or support if > one wants to use OpenShift (from okd.io) with CRI-O as container runtime? > > I can't find any of

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

On 1/29/19 12:41 PM, mabi wrote: > Thanks for your answer. > > Now this would be for a production server for okd.io 3.11 that's why I > chose CentOS Atomic Host. As far as I know Fedora is not for > production server usage right? > > So my question is: what do people use for production okd.io with

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

Thanks Chris for the tip regarding the extra repository to add, I will try it out. Now I am wondering so what does Red Hat officially recommend or support if one wants to use OpenShift (from okd.io) with CRI-O as container runtime? I can't find any official documentation mentioning which base O

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

I don't know the answer to the bigger question, since my understanding is the Red Hat doesn't support the use of CRI-O outside of OpenShift. As to getting CRI-O on a CentOS Atomic host, CRI-O isn't in the enabled repos by default. Add something like this to /etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-OpneShift-Orig

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

Thanks for your answer. Now this would be for a production server for okd.io 3.11 that's why I chose CentOS Atomic Host. As far as I know Fedora is not for production server usage right? So my question is: what do people use for production okd.io with cri-o as container runtime? ‐‐‐ Origi

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

I would figure you need it on Fedora CoreOS.  We did some experimenting with CRI-O in a system container but decided this caused too many issues. On 1/29/19 11:50 AM, Scott McCarty wrote: > Chris/Derrick, >     Have either of you ran into this? > > Best Regards > Scott M > > On Fri, Jan 25, 2019

Re: [atomic-devel] Install CRI-O on Atomic Host

Chris/Derrick, Have either of you ran into this? Best Regards Scott M On Fri, Jan 25, 2019 at 12:56 PM mabi wrote: > Hello, > > I would like to use CRI-O (https://cri-o.io/) on CentOS Atomic Host along > with or instead of Docker but it looks like there are no cri-o packages for > Atomic Ho