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22 January 2020

Fedora CoreOS graduates to public use

Fedora CoreOS is the successor to Atomic Host and CoreOS Container Linux. Following the acquisition of CoreOS in 2018, Red Hat announced it would integrate CoreOS into its ecosystem. This was the birth of Fedora CoreOS....

Docker / Linux / News

24 July 2019

Fedora CoreOS preview released: fire the Ignition

Following the acquisition of CoreOS last year, Red Hat announced it would integrate CoreOS into its ecosystem. This was the birth of Fedora CoreOS, a great announcement, but no real build… until now. Fedora CoreOS is...

Docker / Kubernetes / Linux / News

5 June 2019

OpenShift 4 is the new OpenShift, what’s new

As in the past with OpenShift 3 and version 2, OpenShift 4 is a complete paradigm shift from version 3. The new version aims to deliver a “NoOps” platform everywhere, from bare metal to virtualization infrastructures:...

Docker / Linux

27 June 2018

Fedora CoreOS: Meet the new Linux for Containers

CoreOS, later renamed Container Linux has been one of the first and most popular Linux distributions built and optimized to run containers. Earlier this year Red Hat, announced the acquisition of CoreOS. This event created a...

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