10:41 <Job79> Hi! I have been thinking about running coreos on a vps but don't know whether it is the right choice. It is a single server and not a cluster, and sometimes I need to add services to the server without redeploying(because redeploying would mean downtime without cluster). All services are containers, so that won't be a problem.

10:41 <Job79> Am looking at coreos because I want something simple (only care about the containers) that doesn't require much maintenance(auto updates), also a huge silverblue fan.

10:41 <Job79> So I probably won't be using ignition to add services to the server, and will just add podman containers by creating systemd services. Would coreos be a good choice for my use case or would it be better to use something more standard like centos?

15:52 <dustymabe> Job79: CoreOS should be a good choice.. when you add new services just try to update your butane/ignition configs so that if you ever need to redeploy you don't lose those bits.

17:47 <dustymabe> release notes updates: https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-streams/pull/712

17:47 <dustymabe> needs two reviews ^^

21:05 <jlebon> random: it's neat that GCP docs has a section for FCOS: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images/os-details#fedora_coreos

21:05 <jlebon> not sure why it thinks SCSI/NVMe are not supported though. probably some metadata bits we're not setting