A clarification first, a bootc image is a container image that can be installed from a public or private container registry, on a bare machine directly via iPXE. If a person wants to customize it they can do so just like any other container image.
I created a Rocky Linux 9.4 bootc image, available in Docker Hub, tested it on Equinix Bare Metal seems to be working. I’d appreciate any feedback. The source code of the image is here.
I have followed the fedora/centos base images repos’ example.
The scripts I used to build the container are available here.
This is great to see! I haven’t looked into it completely yet, but bootc is something my team and I have discussed trying to support in the future. (We’ve mostly been time constrained)
I’m tagging @neil for the initial review as he mainly handles our containers and may have an even more solid look.
Would you be interested in working on this as part of our SIG/OSTree? I’ve noodled on some things there, but I think a bootc option would be really compelling.