Installation and Configuration of Fedora IoT
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Update Fedora IoT together with MicroShift.Configure own certificates for OpenShift ingress.Installation and configuration of Fedora IoT on Raspberry Pi 4.In this blog post we are going through different steps: I can recommend the talk “ What’s Fedora IoT?” ( Slides). Or in case you want to know more in general about Fedora IoT. RHEL for Edge Part 7: rpm-ostree Filesystem (12min).RHEL for Edge Part 6: Configuring Automatic Updates (4min).RHEL for Edge Part 5: Automating Image Roll Back with Greenboot (6min).RHEL for Edge Part 4: Manually Rolling Back an Image (2min).RHEL for Edge Part 3: Updating an Image (6min).RHEL for Edge Part 2: Installing an Image (3min).RHEL for Edge Part 1: Creating an Image (8min).If you want to learn more about the RHEL for Edge, here a couple of short Introduction videos: Why is this important? It might be the case: the access to your Edge devices is not as protected as the access to your server in the datacenter. Focus on security is built-in: Support for TPM2, SecureBoot, automated storage decryption with Clevis.Automating Image/operating system Roll Back with Greenboot.RHEL for Edge and Fedora IoT are OSTree based Linux distributions providing an immutable operating system with atomic updates.įor a real Edge use case I recommend looking into other features of RHEL for Edge and Fedora IoT too: MicroShift is a research project being worked on upstream in the community and not (yet?) available as a product from Red Hat as a supported product.Īs an operating system for the Raspberry Pi4, I decided to use the Fedora IoT release which is an upstream project for Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Edge (Short: RHEL for Edge). You can find more details about MicroShift at It targets the niche between minimal, standalone Linux edge devices and full-fledged OpenShift/Kubernetes edge clusters. MicroShift is an experimental flavour of OpenShift/Kubernetes optimized for the device edge. Almost! We run MicroShift on a Raspberry Pi4.
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