Plataformas suportadas

O Fedora CoreOS é provisionado por meio de imagens de disco pré-compiladas e configurado na primeira inicialização via Ignition. Cada plataforma pode exigir lógica e componentes específicos, portanto, imagens dedicadas são fornecidas para cada ambiente com suporte. Além disso, um ID de plataforma exclusivo está disponível no ambiente do host para introspecção em tempo de execução.

Plataformas suportadas

As plataformas suportadas e seus identificadores estão listados abaixo.

x86_64

Aliyun/Alibaba Cloud (aliyun): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no Alibaba Cloud.
Amazon Web Services (aws): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando na AWS.
Microsoft Azure (azure): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando na Azure.
Microsoft Azure Stack (azurestack): Plataforma em nuvem.
DigitalOcean (digitalocean): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no DigitalOcean.
Exoscale (exoscale): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no Exoscale.
Google Cloud Platform (gcp): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no GCP.
Hetzner (hetzner): Cloud platform. See Booting on Hetzner.
HyperV (hyperv): Hypervisor. See Booting on HyperV.
IBM Cloud (ibmcloud): Plataforma de nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no IBM Cloud.
KubeVirt (kubevirt): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no KubeVirt.
libvirt (libvirt): Hypervisor. See Booting on libvirt
Bare metal (metal): With BIOS, UEFI or network boot, with standard or 4k Native disks. See Installing on Bare Metal or Live-booting via iPXE.
Nutanix (nutanix): Hypervisor. See Booting on Nutanix.
MacOS (applehv): Hypervisor. See Booting on MacOS.
OpenStack (openstack): Cloud platform. See Booting on OpenStack.
Oracle Cloud (oraclecloud): Cloud platform. See Booting on Oracle Cloud.
Proxmox (proxmoxve): Hypervisor. See Booting on Proxmox
QEMU (qemu): Hypervisor. See Booting on QEMU
VirtualBox (virtualbox): Hypervisor. See Booting on VirtualBox.
VMware ESXi, Fusion, and Workstation (vmware): Hypervisor. See Booting on VMware. Fedora CoreOS images currently use hardware version 17, supporting VMware ESXi 7.0 or later, Fusion 12.0 or later, and Workstation 16.0 or later.
Vultr (vultr): Cloud platform. See Booting on Vultr.

AArch64

Amazon Web Services (aws): Plataforma em nuvem. Consulte Inicializando na AWS.
Bare metal (metal): With UEFI or network boot, with standard or 4k Native disks. See Installing on Bare Metal or Live-booting via iPXE and Booting on the Raspberry Pi 4.
QEMU (qemu): Hypervisor. See Booting on libvirt
OpenStack (cloud platform): openstack): Cloud platform. See Booting on OpenStack.

s390x

IBM Cloud (ibmcloud): Plataforma de nuvem. Consulte Inicializando no IBM Cloud.
Bare metal (metal): From disk or network boot. See Installing on Bare Metal or Live-booting via iPXE.
QEMU (qemu): Hypervisor. See Booting on libvirt
OpenStack (cloud platform): openstack): Cloud platform. See Booting on OpenStack.

Runtime introspection of platform IDs

Each Fedora CoreOS image boots with a platform-specific identifier, available on the kernel command-line. The name of the parameter is ignition.platform.id. The platform ID is consumed by OS components such as Ignition and Afterburn. Additionally, it can be used in systemd units via ConditionKernelCommandLine=.

See Ignition’s Supported Platforms and Afterburn’s Supported Platforms documentation pages for more details about which features are supported for each platform. Note that some platforms are currently supported by Ignition and Afterburn but are not yet supported by Fedora CoreOS.

The Platform ID can be introspected at runtime, as follows:

Exemplo de CLI de introspecção de plataforma

$ grep -o ignition.platform.id='[[:alnum:]]*' /proc/cmdline

ignition.platform.id=aws

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