Instead of trying to come up with a clever play on “Atomic” for the headline and lede here, let’s just go with the facts. The facts: The Cloud Working Group is doing a test day for Fedora 21 Atomic on Thursday, November 20th. We think thinks are coming along nicely, but – hey – we need your help to put Fedora 21 Atomic through its paces.
More facts: We’re going to be in the #atomic channel on Freenode all day (give or take) and (as always) will be looking for questions to the cloud@lists.fedoraproject.org mailing list. Dusty Mabe has some great test steps for Project Atomic and we’ll be adding more before Thursday.
You can find the latest qcow2 image on Koji. Want to get a jump on things? We don’t mind! If Thursday doesn’t work for you, jump right on it and shoot us your results. Run your favorite Docker images, try out Kubernetes, give Cockpit a workout – the whole kit and caboodle.
Other questions about Fedora 21 Atomic or cloud? Find us in the #atomic and/or #fedora-cloud channels on Freenode, or hit us up at cloud@lists.fedoraproject.org.
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky
Count me in!! Is anyone testing this on Windows 8.1 Client Hyper-V?
M. Edward (Ed) Borasky
So far I’m doing fairly well.
1. I downloaded the qcow2 file and got it running in Virtual Machine Manager. But it’s only 6 GB – too small to run the Docker image I want to run: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/znmeb/overview-release/. Solution for those who want to go down this path: before creating a VM by importing the qcow2 image, do “qemu-img resize +20G”
2. Docker is 1.2.0 and Fedora 21 has 1.3.1. So far the only thing I missed was the “docker exec” command. But it would be nice to have the same Docker in both builds.