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  1. Today's challenge:

    Un fuck a #kubernetes cluster that was built by a dev who is leaving, who while building said cluster, decided that a mix of #ubuntu , #alpine, and #debian container images is what was needed, over using one uniform image (#bottlerocket , maybe?), across the board.

    #smh

  2. Today's challenge:

    Un fuck a #kubernetes cluster that was built by a dev who is leaving, who while building said cluster, decided that a mix of #ubuntu , #alpine, and #debian container images is what was needed, over using one uniform image (#bottlerocket , maybe?), across the board.

    #smh

  3. Interesting blog post about using fractional GPUs with to speed up ready times for video encoding/transcoding work loads.

    aws.amazon.com/blogs/container

  4. Interesting blog post about using fractional GPUs with #Bottlerocket to speed up ready times for video encoding/transcoding work loads.

    aws.amazon.com/blogs/container

  5. Check it! A short video about (immutable distro for container hosts) on Amazon ECS.

    I wrote the script for this video and did the screen grabs, but my friend Jessica had the studio time.

    youtu.be/c4hhZZwSrP0

  6. Check it! A short video about #Bottlerocket (immutable #linux distro for container hosts) on Amazon ECS.

    I wrote the script for this video and did the screen grabs, but my friend Jessica had the studio time.

    youtu.be/c4hhZZwSrP0

  7. The distro I work on (#Bottlerocket) is quick to boot.

    The project never really aimed to make a fast booting OS, but instead minimized the footprint to make it easier to secure and maintain. Fast booting is a happy side effect.

    However, I hear about this aspect of the project all the time from users.

    I have to wonder if it's just the measurability of boot time that makes it notable or if it's that people really care about it more than security and maintenance ease.

    autify.com/blog/speed-meets-se

  8. The distro I work on (#Bottlerocket) is quick to boot.

    The project never really aimed to make a fast booting OS, but instead minimized the footprint to make it easier to secure and maintain. Fast booting is a happy side effect.

    However, I hear about this aspect of the project all the time from users.

    I have to wonder if it's just the measurability of boot time that makes it notable or if it's that people really care about it more than security and maintenance ease.

    autify.com/blog/speed-meets-se

  9. Okay, working some content for and something is driving me nuts.

    I want to divide it into three sections: How you add and configure something in your cluster: "setup"; how you use it from day-to-day: "operate"; and how to figure out what is going wrong: ... "troubleshooting" or "troubleshoot"? 🥴

    Either way, the inconsistency is driving me bonkers.

    How should I label these sections?

  10. Okay, working some content for #Bottlerocket and something is driving me nuts.

    I want to divide it into three sections: How you add and configure something in your cluster: "setup"; how you use it from day-to-day: "operate"; and how to figure out what is going wrong: ... "troubleshooting" or "troubleshoot"? 🥴

    Either way, the inconsistency is driving me bonkers.

    How should I label these sections?

  11. Excellent and detailed review of many "container OS" available for #Kubernetes, including #flatcar, #k3os, #bottlerocket, #talos, #kairos...

    spectrocloud.com/blog/k3os-alt

    I like the detailed, hands-on, step-by-step instructions (useful to get a sense of what it entails to deploy them) and the recap matrix at the end!

  12. Excellent and detailed review of many "container OS" available for #Kubernetes, including #flatcar, #k3os, #bottlerocket, #talos, #kairos...

    spectrocloud.com/blog/k3os-alt

    I like the detailed, hands-on, step-by-step instructions (useful to get a sense of what it entails to deploy them) and the recap matrix at the end!

  13. Logging back in after 🇨🇦 Thanksgiving to a pleasant surprise: A Kube.fm epsidoe about #Bottlerocket!

    It relates the experience of Target (🇦🇺 , not US) had moving from a general purpose OS:

    "After we switched over to Bottlerocket, vulnerabilities on the host dropped significantly." ...

    "We saw as much as 41% reduction in response times for some customer facing endpoints."

    kube.fm/gazal-eks-bottlerocket

  14. After 10 days of travel, I'm really glad to get back into my home and into my typical routine/tools.

    I have a lots of (personal/professional) projects in the pipeline that are so much easier to pull off in my own space.

    Look for some interesting stuff around (separately) #3dPrinting, #OpenSCAD, and #bottlerocket!

  15. This name is a long one... :deep breath:

    "Cloud Native Computing Foundation's Technical Advisory Group for Runtime, Special Purpose Operating System Working Group"

    ...is a cross-organizational group that was recently setup to share knowledge and common topics for OS's like #Bottlerocket that are specifically designed to host container workloads.

    If this is of interest, you should join us!

    github.com/cncf/tag-runtime/tr

  16. @dizzy It depends on the context.

    I work most often with #Bottlerocket on servers at work (which definitely falls into "something else").

    For a laptop, it's Debian. (although I daily drive MacOS for various reasons). I have some SBCs with Fedora based installs.

    Inside containers I used various other distros.

  17. 💥 #Bottlerocket 1.15.0 is now available! This is probably the biggest release of Bottlerocket since we went GA.

    A ton of good stuff in this release:
    - Secure Boot
    - XFS file system
    - A new reporting API
    - Linux Kernel 6.1
    - Compatibility with K8s 1.28 (`k8s-1.28`)
    - New ECS variant (`ecs-2`)

    Check out the docs:

    bottlerocket.dev/en/os/1.15.x/

  18. In other news, I'll be on Containers from the Couch talking about #Bottlerocket today.

    8pm BST / 3pm EST/ Noon Pacific

    twitch.tv/aws

  19. I'm going to be presenting at re:Invent this year with @dtaivpp!

    It's a hands-on workshop using the trinity of #OpenSearch, #Bottlerocket, and #FluentBit on #Kubernetes (EKS).

    (If you're registered, please ❤️ the session, it will help it get more visibility and maybe more seats.

    hub.reinvent.awsevents.com/att )

  20. This thursday (8/24) I'm presenting on _Container Optimized Linux: The best idea you’re probably not using_ at DevOps Columbia.

    It's online, so please attend if you're interested in #Bottlerocket and other container optimized Linux distros.

    (A little sneak peak at the slides)

    meetup.com/devops-columbia/eve

  21. If you're interested in #Bottlerocket OS, we're hosting a community meeting in 25 minutes! It'll cover some upcoming changes for #ECS and k8s.

    meetup.com/bottlerocket-commun

  22. #Bottlerocket OS has it's own website now! It's been a long term project and I'm excited that it's now public.

    bottlerocket.dev/

  23. @ryancoordinator It's an ongoing thing for #bottlerocket OS. Every two weeks, meeting with project updates, Q&A, etc.