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What about Atomic (Fedora, CentOS or RedHat) in addition to CoreOS?

Posted January 13, 2015 5.1k views

Is CoreOS the only docker-focused OS available? Can we expect the Atomic counterparts on the future (Fedora Atomic, CentOS Atomic or RedHat Atomic)?

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  • vince2258 February 16, 2015
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    This Snappy Ubuntu Core is a must have. I been getting more and more experience with Docker Containers, Linking, Volumes and Networking and after using Snappy Ubuntu Core, this is a must have. The way this is built and how it operates is going to be the norm over the next 10 years. Please add this to the one click. Thanks,

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asb January 13, 2015

CoreOS is currently the only Docker-centric OS we provide. There is also an Ubuntu 14.04-based Docker “One-Click” application. It is simply the latest version of Docker pre-installed on a standard Ubuntu server image.

Project Atomic and Ubuntu Snappy are both on our radar. We use UserVoice to track feature requests and gauge user demand. You can show your support for bringing Atomic to DO by voting on this existing request there. You can also subscribe to get updates to the status.

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