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  1. Red Hat
    MicroShift is a minimal k8s (Kubernetes) distro, which runs preferably on ostree-based deployments. Ostree is great for edge deployment as it enables immutable (read-only) operating systems, transactional updates, over-the-air delta updates and more. Ostree tooling can ingest artifacts like rpm packages, container images, and OS customizations such as users and services. Adding MicroShift to this is easy and well documented, as MicroShift itself is made out of rpm packages and container images. View the full article
  2. Red Hat
    In this article, I will demonstrate the use of MicroShift and GitOps in a homelab environment and explore some of my learnings from this exercise. While this article is intended to be written as a "here's what I did" rather than as step by step instructions, I thought it'd be useful to list the software versions that were used. At the time of this writing, MicroShift is only supported on hardware that supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.7... View the full article

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