The latest Container Linux ISOs can be downloaded from the image storage site:
The Alpha channel closely tracks master and is released frequently. The newest versions of system libraries and utilities will be available for testing. The current version is Container Linux {{site.alpha-channel}}.
All of the files necessary to verify the image can be found on the storage site.
The Beta channel consists of promoted Alpha releases. The current version is Container Linux {{site.beta-channel}}.
All of the files necessary to verify the image can be found on the storage site.
The Stable channel should be used by production clusters. Versions of Container Linux are battle-tested within the Beta and Alpha channels before being promoted. The current version is Container Linux {{site.stable-channel}}.
All of the files necessary to verify the image can be found on the storage site.
- UEFI boot is not currently supported. Boot the system in BIOS compatibility mode.
- There is no straightforward way to provide an Ignition config.
- A mininum of 2 GB of RAM is required to boot Container Linux via ISO.
The most common use-case for this ISO is to install Container Linux to disk. You can find those instructions here.
The ISO is configured to start a shell on the console without prompting for a password. This is convenient for installation and troubleshooting, but use caution.