Are there any blog posts or other documentation about running Fedora Atomic Host on Windows 10 Pro Hyper-V? I know how to create a VM and install via the ISO, but I am hoping there are people who have blazed the trail in a little more detail, with maybe some “best practices”.
The end goal here is a replacement of Docker for Windows at the command-line level. I don’t need a fancy GUI but I want something I can install via a PowerShell script and talk to from the host securely in a command window.
It’s no different from any other VM, so you’d do it however you normally do
VMs. That said, you may wish to use a Fedora or other GNU/Linux system instead
of Windows for your own system, it’ll make things much easier.
The end goal is a Windows 10 Pro host, not a GNU/Linux host. Yes, it’s easier to host containers on a Linux system but the actual requirement is to use a Windows 10 Pro host via a Hyper-V guest VM. VirtualBox is a non-starter, as is a whole Linux VM and desktop.
The only thing I found in Google was for RHEL Atomic Host - they provide a RHEL Atomic Host disk image for Hyper-V and installation / configuration are covered in the manual.
I’ve installed Fedora Atomic Host and Silverblue manually from the ISO image in Hyper-V. Both work as expected. So I might as well write a blog post myself and see who reads it. When I do, it will show up here. I’m guessing mid-December.
Yeah, I should post that - the project I’d have used it for is still active and I’m testing with Silverblue, so I should break it out. I need a more recent version of Docker than what’s one Silverblue, though. IIRC Arch has 18.09, which is working.
When I do, it will show up 