Releases: rancher/elemental-toolkit
v0.6.0
cOS-toolkit is an experimental framework to build, ship, release and maintain Linux Derivatives as Container images.
By default cOS comes with an immutable-rootfs setup. cOS supports to upgrade specifying directly docker image references and with standard upgrade channel.
In this release:
- Bump cOS to 0.6.0 (#446)
- Add region to the tagged AWS images (#448)
- Change flavor names after codenames (#442)
- Fix recovery upgrades (#445)
- Bump toolchain/luet-makeiso to 0.3.3 (#441)
- Include the region of the AMI to tag (#443)
- ci: Drop yq from VM in autobump pipeline (#440)
- ci: fixup cycling regions to tag (#439)
- ci: fix publish-ami artifact name (#438)
- Add templates to workflow and rework release job (#433)
- Rename variable for consistency (#436)
- Add Google Compute Platform Packer template (#435)
- Bump utils/nerdctl to 0.11.0 (#431)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210716 (#423)
- azure: Use shared image gallery for cos base (#425)
- Bump toolchain/yip to 0.9.7 (#428)
- Bump toolchain/luet-makeiso to 0.3.2 (#429)
- ci: Add workflow to publish toolchain image (#427)
- Bump utils/rancherd to 0.0.1-alpha06 (#426)
- Ensure sshd runs after deployment (#424)
- Bump toolchain/luet-makeiso to 0.3.1 (#422)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210715 (#421)
- azure: Add packer template for azure (#412)
- docs: link to official docs and drop docs folder (#418)
- amazon: Copy vanilla image to all regions (#410)
- Fix build-master workflow (#420)
- Fix image reference in Vanilla image upload job (#416)
- Bump toolchain/yip to 0.9.6 (#414)
- Fix typo in build-master.yaml (#413)
- gce: Add script to create ready-to-upload disk to gce (#406)
- amazon: Enhance AMI name and tags (#405)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210711 (#396)
- Bump build/golang to 1.16.6 (#402)
- Add AWS Packer template docs (#407)
- amazon: Make the image public by default (#408)
- Publish Vanilla AMI in EC2 (#399)
- Bump toolchain/luet-mtree to 0.0.8 (#401)
- Bump toolchain/yip to 0.9.4 (#400)
- Use requires_final_images when building squash image (#398)
- Bump toolchain/luet to 0.17.0 (#395)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210710 (#394)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210708 (#392)
- Bump utils/k9s to 0.24.14 (#393)
- Use a different cache per OS flavor (#391)
- Add git-chglog release templates (#390)
v0.5.8
cOS-toolkit is an experimental framework to build, ship, release and maintain Linux Derivatives as Container images.
By default cOS comes with an immutable-rootfs setup. cOS supports to upgrade specifying directly docker image references and with standard upgrade channel.
In this release:
- Make use of grub2 environment block (#387)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210706 (#386)
- [ci] capture serial log on tests (#382)
- Add /etc/hosts file back (#384)
- ci: Drop create tag event (#385)
- Update the readme to link the cloud-init example (#383)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210705 (#377)
- Add fleet to our samples (#374)
- [ci] Use no-verify on creating ami images (#375)
- [ci] rework cos_version for ami publish (#373, #372)
- [ci] Fix local vs quay versioning (#371)
- [ami] Fix ami name having a plus sign (#370)
- [ci] Fix another env (#369)
- [ci] Add missing deps to publish ami (#368)
- [ci] Fix incorrent env in master job (#367)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210704 (#365)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210703 (#364)
- Bump utils/nerdctl to 0.10.0 (#358)
- Bump utils/k9s to 0.24.13 (#357)
- Publish AMI to aws (#350)
- Update tests (#362)
- Improve cloud-config (#361)
- Add suc upgrade support (#360)
- Add option to enable/disable upx compression (#359)
- Split-off dependencies.md from dev.md (#290)
- Exclude hosts file (#354)
- Consume luet-makeiso from our repository (#353)
- Bump utils/k9s to 0.24.12 (#352)
- Bump toolchain/luet-makeiso to 0.2.6 (#349)
- Remove unneeded 07_cloud-metadata.yaml config file (#343)
- Fine tune user-data.yaml example file (#342)
- Bump utils/rancherd to 0.0.1-alpha05 (#346)
- Bump utils/gomplate to 3.9.0 (#345)
- Bump utils/k9s to 0.24.11 (#335)
- Add aws image generation based of the raw image (#338)
- Add packages and update docs (#324)
- Bump toolchain/yip to 0.9.3 (#336)
- Unattended deployment on a vanilla image (#312)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210625 (#333)
- Make ln command idempotent (#327)
- Remove sample selinux-policy (#330)
- More make cleanup (#326)
- Add ttyS0 to grub config (#332)
- Make QEMU image sufficiently large (#323)
- fix typo in cos-setup-initramfs.service (#322)
- ci: disable trigger on path (#325)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210622 (#314)
- Don't build yip with upx anymore (#320)
- Re-enable recovery upgrade test (#321)
- Allow to upgrade from local directories (#264)
- Add azure image generation from raw image (#309)
- Rework CI pipelines (#319)
- Several speed up for tests (#284)
- Bump utils/nerdctl to 0.9.0 (#317)
- Recfactor immutable rootfs package and initrd creation (#305)
- Add back recovery/cos (#310)
- Bump distro/base to 0.20210621 (#308)
- Use our repository for the CI (#303)
- Add rancher selinux policies as standalone package (#270)
Luet version used for building packages: 0.16.7
First tag!
cOS-toolkit is an experimental framework to build, ship, release and maintain Linux Derivatives as Container images.
By default cOS comes with an immutable-rootfs setup. cOS supports to upgrade specifying directly docker image references and with standard upgrade channel.
In this release:
- Gained support for upgrades with signed images with mtree #251
- Added SELinux support #135
- PoC for building cloud images - we have a new make target (
make raw_disk
) to build unprivileged disks that can be booted in AWS. - We have introduced a mechanism to have the recovery partition also supplied as a separated squashfs file which is being used by the Cloud images. We also gained support to optionally supply a different image being used for the recovery partition.
- Cloud-init tool had various updates: support for partitioning, cloud data sources and more fine-grained user control ( https://github.com/rancher-sandbox/cOS-toolkit/blob/master/docs/derivatives_featureset.md#configuration-reference )
Luet version used for building packages: 0.16.7