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| == Goal ==
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| | | [https://pagure.io/fedora-server/issue/53 Facilitated and improved support for Fedora Server Edition VMs (#53)] |
| The setup and use of Fedora Server Edition as a virtual machine within a Fedora Server installation needs to be simplified and facilitated. As far as possible, the virtual machine should have the same features and capabilities for users and system administrators as a bare-metal installation, i.e. as similar a 'user experience' as possible. Above all, the same procedures for installation and configuration should be available, e.g. Ansible playbooks. | |
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| == Cloud Base Image as VM in Fedora Server Edition ==
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| The idea was raised by Matthew Miller in the December 2020 "Reboot" meeting and found its way into the first draft of a revised Fedora Server Edition Product Requirement Document (Server PRD).
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| === Resume as of June 2021 ===
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| After 6 months, this idea has to be assessed as unrealisable.
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| According to Cloud Image WG members, the factual differences between the runtime environments are so signifikant that a Fedora server can never be built in a Cloud Image [1]. Interest in cooperation on the part of Cloud WG members is very weak at best [2]. And discussions should preferably cover technical features and implementations [3].
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| == Alternative Fedora Server VM image provider ==
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