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Create a ready docker image #940
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Hi @ranrib Can you expand more on what you're asking for? Our host containers are built and available to pull from ECR. Bottlerocket proper isn't built to be used inside a container, instead it is meant to be the OS where you run containers (an EC2 instance or VM). Bottlerocket releases are currently available as AWS AMIs that can be launched in EC2. If you have other use cases in mind, let us know! |
Oh thanks! That's helpful. Is there any AMI ready with SSH enabled? The one I tried didn't seem to have |
Hi @ranrib - please see our docs on Bottlerocket exploration - SSH isn't enabled by default for security reasons, but you can enable it, or use other methods of access. |
I'm sorry but I'm struggling with any path in the README. I've tried to build an image, but it yields:
From the exploration part, I don't really understand any relevant steps to make, It's just overkill for me to set up a k8s cluster just to play and feel this. All I'm really looking for a way to |
The discussion in #842 will interest you, as might subscribing to #834 Be forewarned that since this entire OS is centered around essentially booting directly into |
What I'd like:
I'd like to have a ready docker image, so I'll be able to pull it and explore it without needing to build it from scratch
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