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Unlocking Benefits with Bottlerocket: A Purpose-Built Container OS
- Bottlerocket is an open source, container-optimized Linux distribution designed exclusively for running containers.
- Single-Purpose Operating Systems are designed and optimized for specific tasks, making them good choices as container hosts.
- Bottlerocket itself does not offer a package manager and is API-driven.
- Bottlerocket facilitates fleet management by minimizing potential delta between the state of systems during pre-release testing, and the actual end state after applying updates on production systems.
- Users can enjoy increased uptime, improved security and resource usage, lower management overhead, and faster node ready times with Bottlerocket.
- Bottlerocket's roadmap is shaped primarily by direct feedback from the user base, and the development plan includes doubling down on built-in compliance capabilities, supporting new features on Amazon EC2 instances across all AWS Regions, making the ramp-up experience easier for users, and continuing to improve node ready times.
- The Bottlerocket team recently introduced Bottlerocket Out-of-Tree Builds (OOTB) support, which is a mechanism for creating custom Bottlerocket variants that live within their own git trees.
- The Bottlerocket team aims to bring up the network and local storage in parallel and plans to improve node launch times for its next minor release.
- Bottlerocket is an open-source project and welcomes bug reports, pull requests, and feedback from the user community.
- If you are new to Bottlerocket, you can refer to the Get Started section on the website to learn more about using it as a container host OS.
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