Introduction to Bootable Containers
summary
Demonstrates building a full OS as a container image using Bootsie / bootc bootable containers, builds a Kubernetes 1.33 node image with Podman Desktop + Bootsie extension, converts the image to a QEMU/KVM disk, deploys it from Quay, then patches to Kubernetes 1.34 by rebasing the container and performs an atomic restart and automatic rollback on failure. Shows image layering reduces uploads, kernel is included so images are larger but rarely change, and the demo successfully boots and rolls back.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:51OS deployment evolution
- 4:36Bootable containers with BootC
- 8:56Kubernetes node image
- 14:08BootC for system maintenance
- 15:15Upgrading Kubernetes with BootC
- 22:14Rolling back updates
- 23:27BootC benefits and try
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