[atomic-devel] Need Advice: Container Internals Lab

[Scott McCarty <smccarty redhat com>]

All,

    So, I need some advice. I know that everybody has an opinion on 
this kind of thing, but I really do need some ideas. I am working on 
building some kind of environment that people can download to run the 
Linux Container Internals lab [1] which I built for Red Hat Summit. 
There was tremendous demand to get in and I believe it would make sense 
to create a Fedora/OpenShift Origin all in one to download and run 
through the lab.


My assumptions are:

1. The CDK 3 Beta doesn't have enough disk space and also requires 
vagrant or some other madness which many may not be comfortable with
2. I need about 12 GB of data for the JBoss images and rhel-tools container
3. I am apprehensive to pull down official RHEL images and run them on 
Fedora, but not sure what to do for an upstream version. I feel like it 
needs to be low barrier to get started
4. The lab material really requires the use of Atomic Host (i.e. all 
containers), Docker and OpenShift.


My question is:

1. Should I build an all-in-one Fedora/Origin VM in Qcow2 format that 
users can download?

2. Can I redistribute a Fedora/Origin image?

3. Where would be a good place to distribute this? Dropbox?


[1]: https://github.com/fatherlinux/container-internals-lab


Best Regards
Scott M


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